Way to turn off gravity?

[Grim]

As the title says is there a way to turn off gravity? It cause a lot of lag when creating mega structures and I just don't see the reason i would need it.

[vgifford]

Could use God mode and fly.

https://7daystodie.fandom.com/wiki/Cheat_Mode

[Seftak]

Pretty sure he means structural integrity.

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[FT]

If you load into a game and then press F1, type
dm
then press enter, then either ESC or F1 to close the F1 console.
Now you'll have some extra options on the right side of the screen when you pause the game (press ESC).
One of those checkmark boxes you can uncheck is block gravity....might be called "Physics Active" or something.

Turning that off will make the blocks stay floating after you knock out what's connecting them to the ground just like MineCraft.


The DM-mode and any changes you make to that list on the right will reset back to default whenever you quit out of the game and go back in later.
Floating blocks WILL remain floating until you try to connect more blocks to them or jump on top (so at least things won't all come crashing down when you reload into the game).

[vgifford]

FT eredeti hozzászólása:

If you load into a game and then press F1, type
dm
then press enter, then either ESC or F1 to close the F1 console.
Now you'll have some extra options on the right side of the screen when you pause the game (press ESC).
One of those checkmark boxes you can uncheck is block gravity....might be called "stability" or something.

Turning that off will make the blocks stay floating after you knock out what's connecting them to the ground just like MineCraft.


Usually the DM-mode and any changes you make to that list on the right will reset back to default whenever you quite out of the game and go back in later....though floating blocks WILL remain floating until you try to connect more blocks to them (so at least things won't all come crashing down when you reload into the game).

If that is what the OP means, he also wants it to be permanent, and that I don't think is possible.

[FT]

It's sorta permanent if you can remember to re-enable it whenever you start playing that world/map. As long as you remember to re-enable before it matters.
Won't work in multiplayer unless you're the host though.

Not sure if there's a registry or XML trick to make it always default to no-gravity though.