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Crushing Death

Multiplayer / Dedicated Server / Single Player

Inflicts progressively more severe damage as the magnitude of the gravity increases. (Admins are automatically protected from the effects.)

Your configuration file is located here after you initially create your game.

Gravity Threshold
(Gravity in "g") Gravity less than this value will not harm players. Above this value, players start to take damage. Damage scales with gravity. Default is 1.15 (so there is no damage from 0 up to 1.15g).

Damage Curve
(scalar) Arbitrary value for controlling how fast the damage effect scales. The damage is applied each "update" (see next for frequency). The default Damage Curve is 6. This will instantly kill a character at 1g above the threshold, and deal about 25% damage (per second) to a character at 0.5g above the threshold.

Damage Frequency
(seconds) Damage is applied every number of seconds equal to this value. Default is 1.1 seconds.

Protect NPCs
(true | false) Determines whether NPCs spawned on the planet (Spiders, Wolves, etc) are immune to gravity damage. Default is true.

The following formula is used to calculate damage that is applied every update (Damage Frequency). This value is only applied when the character is in gravity above the Gravity Threshold.

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• Arachno-armageddon: Meteoric Menace
  
• Battery Charge Adjuster (Admin tool)
  
• Cargo Scanner
  
• Crew Enabled
  
• Crushing Death by Gravity
  
• Damaged Spawnships
  
• Darkish Nights
  
• Days Without Incident
  
• Death Counter TSS
  
• Freight Contracts
  
• Infestation Enabled
  
• Material Scanner
  
• Non-combat Jetpacks
  
• Reanimation
  
• Scientific Machines and Environment TSS
  
• Star System Generator
  
• Techno Jargon TSS
  
• Weapon Scanner

• Autothrottle
  
• Cargo Light
  
• Creative Block Renamer
  
• Dynamic Gyro Power
  
• H2 Engine Manager
  
• Ice Manager V2 (restricted)
  
• Jargon Generator
  
• Safezone Controller
  
• Spawnpoint Lockdown

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