BMCR 0.1v, Tool for conversion measurements and calculate of BMI

[Roses-of-meat]

Hello everyone I creator of the game Meat’s Roses and now I made a tool in Java for calculate of simple way the mesuraments of characters or persons.

BMCR or Body Measurement Calculator and Recorder is a program make in Java with the functions:

• Convert measurements of metric to imperial and imperial to metric.
• Calculate the BMI (Body Mass Index)

In soon updates:

• Save data of mesurements
• Comparations of mesurements
• Time line of evolution of mesurements

The imperial measurement height is inches, but in down part can view in ft (feets).

The metric measurement height is centimeters, but down part can view in meters.

BMCR Body Measurement Calculator and Recorder by Roses of Meat

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[MK.IIB]

This is a nice lil tool, but I’d really love it if I could calculate height from BMI and weight, and all the other possible ways to rearrange the equation.

[uwuowoonoawa]

BMI is a 2 dimensional equation. I does not take into account how much of the body weight is muscle, fat, and other materials. therefore it is very common for a body builder to be classed as obese according to their BMI result. we live in a 3 dimensions, BMI is not a good tool.

[Roses-of-meat]

Right, a year and a half ago I wrote a answer for the distribution of weight, explain the distribution of the fat, muscle and the rest of weight(Organs, blood, bones, etc), and how the calories afect the weight in relation with height, weight, activity and other paraments, you can check hear in this link:

Body measurements

Really it is hard, but it is no impossible. You must forget all concept grow constant same, example: +1kg same +2cm in chest, waist and hips or varitions as +1cm chest, +2cm, +1.5cm hips. This is very imprecise. You imagine sphere, this have a radius, diameter, circunference, area(a= π(r^2)) and volume(v=3/4(π)(r^3)), you suppose that you want know its circunference and volume, for example: A sphere of 1cm radius = 6.28cm circunference and 2.35cm³ volume. A sphere of 2cm radius = 18.84c…

I think that I am someone with a kink for the numbers for this. You can see this tool how a little help.

[MK.IIB]

As an actual health tool? No, BMI is not that useful. You are correct. But it does do something useful for me. It mathmatizes the relationship between height and weight.

I can say “Ok, I am this tall, and I weigh that much” and that gives me a single, concrete number that I can mentally associate with the way someone looks in my brain. So if I then want to change one of the ways someone looks, say, height. I don’t then have to completely re-imagine what that looks like. I can just look at the resulting BMI, and have a pretty decent approximation, assuming that the person in question is mostly blubber. (and. I mean, where are you?? what is the name of this website. It works for us if we want it to)