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When I am in atmosphere turning off the dampeners makes the ship act like it is in space. Like Cruise in all directions. If I gave a little up thrust with the dampeners off I will slowly climb to space at 8m/s.
Previously I felt like turning off the dampeners just made me fall like a stone in atmo. Like turning off damps in a normal ship. Currently I have no way to fall like a stone or let my H2s rest without turning my tanks to stockpile. Am I doing something wrong?
I need to add I am just concerned as this is my #1 essential thing in space engineers.
since functionality was added to rotate rotor to set angle any chance of updating the script to utilize this?
https://imgur.com/a/vabBWhS
I'm trying to have a spaceship with only a single thruster connected to the seat through a rotor, a hinge, and another rotor or another hinge. I mean seat-hinge-rotor-hinge-thruster or seat-rotor-hinge-rotor-thruster. This should be able to work as an omni-thruster, capable of rotating in order to get the desired thrust, and we should be able to add something like [aesthetic] or [disabled] or [sensitive] or [skip] or [locked] to a hinge or rotor, in order to have the script not try to control those, in order to avoid blowing things up or misaligning important things.
I am using a seat + gyro, a rotor, then on it a hinge, then on it another rotor, then on it a single thruster, and I want thrust control in all directions and rotations.