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You'll need a mod that adds artificial gravity manually which has downsides like characters not being auto-rotated and not seeing it in HUD...
If you wanna program that, head over to keen's discord ( https://discord.gg/keenswh ) at #modding-programming :P
Zero!
Idk what im doing, and as far as im concerned, you have more knowledge than i do about how the planetary gravity and artificial gravity interact, and was wondering if i coud get some help here.
On a more on-topic note, this should really be in the main game, this mod is amazing, thank you!
Either way I'm not changing this one to work on planets, a separate mod that maybe works with magnets would make sense to work on planets, and balanced for whatever purposes you'd want artificial gravity on planets for :P (and I'm not volunteering to make one =) no idea where one would requests mods either xD)
Related question - Your fix to keep this from working in planetary gravity implies that it is possible to allow gravity generators in general to work in planetary gravity like they did at one point in the past. Is there a way to override this restriction server-wide or would it required special modded grav generators like yours that just ignore the restriction?