Can this be considered an incinerator?

[Gonorejus]

So, while I was streaming today, some attackers went insane in my maze, threw a few molotovs at each other and set some junk on fire that was pressent in the maze. I took the opportunity and walled the entrance to the maze, this made the maze to be an indoors place. If you look carefully, a guy that I've selected at 4:42 got set on fire at 4:46 without having contact with fire. Take a look at this, maybe you'll get some ideas on how to make a legit incinerator.

Warning contains foul language
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK8XaCJH26w

[SubZeroBricks]

Video was removed by user

[Gonorejus]

Yeah, I removed the video cause it was quite shite. But after that previuos expierence I designed a proper human incinerator. Works great, but don't know if it will be effective against mechanoids. Prolly not...

You can check it out if you want right here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hY14qeWPCZ4

[kenobi87]

Well a walled area with a fire in it will quickly get the temp up to crazy numbers, I'm pretty sure fires can start with a high enough temp. (didnt watch the video btw)

[_alphaBeta_]

That's a terrible way to die. Great video.

[KDStudios]

So cruel yet... So beautiful.
200 degrees Celsius is no joke.
I wonder... Must test this idea some more...
Great find, I didn't know they could set on fire, only thought they got really hot and freak out.

[Match]

Bravo! This makes me curious as to whether cold can be used to create an icebox.

[Goo Poni]

If things get hot enough in a contained area, everything in that room that is remotely flammable will catch light. If temperature reaches autoignition temperatures, fwoosh.

[esotericist]

... 200 C seems AWFULLY low for autoignition of human flesh. Should be closer to 600-800 C?

[JonoRig]

Well, I believe the highest temperature a room gets (using debug menu for lightening in an enclosed room full of people [the corpses made nice like campfires]) is 2000℃, so there's your goal

[ZestyLemons]

Bravo! This makes me curious as to whether cold can be used to create an icebox.

Kind of: http://youtu.be/sn1oyE8DbIU (note that sub-absolute zero temperatures were fixed)

[Shaithis]

Why is it that burning corpses heat a room so efficiently but if I make a small room filled with heaters (set to max)  it caps out at like 100°c?

[ZestyLemons]

Fire is a little silly in terms of heating, it needs a temperature cap too.

As for heaters, you can just say they weren't designed for that. Also, they're flammable.