@Metalballrun @TheRustyOne @Therefir @Damage3245 @Jackof_noTrades068 @Kingofwolves999 @Gitagon @Crimson_Shadow101 @DemonGodMitchAubin @Insert_creative_name_here_12 @BlackeJan @Spinoirr So I discovered something interesting regarding the Mpa values and calculations I talked about a while ago. You know how to j/cc values are used for calculations and what not? The j/cc values are essentially the Mpa values.
Literally, the site where we got our j/cc values even mentions this. Essentially, 50 Mpa would be equal to 50 j/cc.
There are different Mpa values depending on whether or not a feat is done through shear, compressive, yield, or tensile strength. I guess you can read up on this
document I've been developing for the past several months if you want to know the difference between all the strengths. There are bits of information on the Mpa values for certain materials. It's not really finished but it has a lot of stuff on it.
Not sure if this will be applied to the wiki. I might make a CRT concerning these values and opt to chance the j/cc values in exchange for this. Although, obviously it'll take a while. For now, the j/cc values are fine to use until further notice I guess.