@Yamatsu
Wings are based on height and weight from what I've seen, so my 6'0", 240lbs person would need a wingspan of 24 feet to be able to support him. According to the response I got, the general rule of thumb is:
1 Wing = Character's Height x 2
Wings are based on height and weight from what I've seen, so my 6'0", 240lbs person would need a wingspan of 24 feet to be able to support him. According to the response I got, the general rule of thumb is:
1 Wing = Character's Height x 2
Ooh I just saw this on what, the seventh page on the unread tab? anyways i'm just bored so i thought i'd pop in and ask you to tell me more about these things! that really fascinates me, one question i have is if a human were to have wings, and the bone structure aside, how big would those wings have to be for them to support the weight of a human?
Wings are based on height and weight from what I've seen, so my 6'0", 240lbs person would need a wingspan of 24 feet to be able to support him. According to the response I got, the general rule of thumb is:
1 Wing = Character's Height x 2
That is correct, @Yamatsu ! Thank-you ^^ That wingspan formula is the one I personally use, and I'm very satisfied with the results it gives me. Since we're here, I will add that it's certainly not a perfect solution, and I encourage y'all to play around with it and see what seems most logical to you.
@izzyandviolins , if you have any more questions, just let me know! I'm always happy to help XD
Nice, thanks!
(Bumping this up in case anyone else has questions, I'm still very much into this topic and would love to help! ^^)
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