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That ain't glass, that's metal. He at least went through a sheet of steel right thereI don't think that could be very well calculated. His fall was broken by glass and some boxes.
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That ain't glass, that's metal. He at least went through a sheet of steel right thereI don't think that could be very well calculated. His fall was broken by glass and some boxes.
I'm skeptical what humans, or even what cats would be okay after falling out of a building & through the roof of a vehicle, even ignoring possible cuts from split apart, sharp metal of the roof.Well, I guess that just runs into my issues with the way we treat smaller tiers. Normal humans running gives KE in the 9-C range, normal humans standing up gives PE in the 9-C range, but we ignore this because "the tiers are based on punching/kicking". Yet we give 9-C ratings over shit like this; a full-body dura feat that a normal human would be able to deal with, then in fights we act as if the character in question is superhuman.
I'd assume it varies wildly by vehicle model & purpose. You may wish to try & identify the type of vehicle in the scene. If we have any car experts (lol) that MIGHT be useful. If there's stuff like license plates or maybe hood ornaments, those might help identify it.so how thick is the roof of a truck?
The roof ain't that thick and most of it was insulation. Sharp metal can hurt 9-Bs, so that's irrelevant here. The fall was broken by landing on boxes filled with lasagna.I'm skeptical what humans, or even what cats would be okay after falling out of a building & through the roof of a vehicle, even ignoring possible cuts from split apart, sharp metal of the roof.
Yeah, what stopped his fall was landing in lasagna, but I'd presume there was still an impact or force or such imparted from a cat falling through a metal roof hard enough to tear it.The roof ain't that thick and most of it was insulation. Sharp metal can hurt 9-Bs, so that's irrelevant here. The fall was broken by landing on boxes filled with lasagna.
Any result you can calculate for that will be pitiful (making a cat-sized hole in a thin sheet of metal) or inapplicable (KE from the fall, since it was broken over time; just like how humans can survive car crashes with air bags).
that's...literally the basis of this threadwas it not argued that the movie is its own continuity?
Well as I said earlier, we can probably get an idea of that if we can figure out the vehicle type or model. Is it some kind of food truck? Delivery truck? Have we seen any identifying features of the vehicle? Where & when is the vehicle located?what kind of metal is this? that's probably kind of important
Thank you for the clarification. Just wanted to be sure, because there's the possibility such a feat might not be valuable if Garfield has his feats from other continuities.that's...literally the basis of this thread
All calc group members:
Here is the feat that he is trying to create a gif file from:
alright, just paste that into a blog and then we can probably use itFor that falling feat, it can be easily calculated with PE. Garfield has 2.4380589887500004kg, average building in NY has less than 10 stories, and the average storie is 10 feet.
9 stories times 10 feet equal to 27.432 meters
PE: 27.432*2.4380589887500004*9.8 = 655.43 Joules or Street level, 9-C.