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A few things to say about this:ArbitraryNumbers said:I came across the Incinerator 6000, which blasts opponents with 6000 degree flames. I'm going to assume that it can heat the robloxian's body up to this temperature.
Going by my calc blog, each "stud" is 1 foot, 2 inches. The head is 1 stud tall, and 1 stud wide. I will be using a cylinder for that. 14 inches by 7 inches for the radius would give you 923.6282401554 inches.
Each limb is 2 studs tall, and 1 stud for the other two dimensions. That makes each leg 127008 inches.
The torso is basically the size of two limbs placed side by side, so we should multiply the above value by 6 (Counting the four limbs and the two-limb sized torso) and get 762048 cubic inches.
That's 762971.62824 cubic inches total.
Human skin has an esmissivity of .98.
http://www.thermoworks.com/learning/emissivity_table
Putting all of these values into the radiation energy calculator...
http://www.endmemo.com/physics/radenergy.php
That will give you 7,034,581,196,170.3 Joules per second for Farenheit (Small Town level), or 65,653,852,070,566 Joules per second for Celsius (Town level).
Seems pretty outlandish to me. Unless I calc'd it wrong or made it under the wrong assumption.
If this gets implemented (which I doubt), then we should probably go with the lower end, since ROBLOX is (To my knowledge) a mostly American game, or at least American-originated, so it's more likely that Farenheit is to be used. Plus Celsius seems even more inflated than Small Town level.