Gravity module 'Locking'

[TheKingOfSpace]

Put an activator with true next to a gravity module = will only add gravity to players

Put an activator with false next to a gravity module = will only remove gravity from players

No activator next to gravity module = current behavior


This would let you have more control over the gravity module and make it easier to transition players between gravity of main ship and rail entities, for example.

 

[ltmauve]

Simple, effective, works.

 

[Sven_The_Slayer]

Yeah having more control over gravity would be great... we still need the ability to activate gravity in-directly through logic instead of directly

 

[ltmauve]

What about entire circuits holding the last person to activate something instead of just a connection (for Sven's idea)

 

[Asvarduil]

I second being able to activate or inactivate gravity by using logic circuits. For instance, a ship airlock, that when a player is in it, and both doors are closed, asserts gravity on all entities in the airlock.

 

[ltmauve]

I second being able to activate or inactivate gravity by using logic circuits. For instance, a ship airlock, that when a player is in it, and both doors are closed, asserts gravity on all entities in the airlock.

Can probably be implemented by having a gravity module next to an area trigger, when the gravity module is activated all entities in the area triggers go into gravity.

 

[Ithirahad]

How about an OR-gate instead of an activator? Activators do/detect way too much stuff as it is and it can and will raise issues for compact builds.

 

[TheKingOfSpace]

How about an OR-gate instead of an activator? Activators do/detect way too much stuff as it is and it can and will raise issues for compact builds.

Eh, activators would be more consistent.