(Official) Gravity Hull Designator - Localized Physics & Infinite Maps

A massive disclaimer here: This is not supposed to work flawlessly. This is a proof-of-concept more than anything, and possibly a builder's tool. The amount of hax in this addon is astronomical, and to fix it for every possible addon confliction (which is a lot of addons) would be way more work that it would be worth. I'd recommend having this tool disabled if you're not planning on using it for a while, since it will probably cause problems. FAQ Q: My contraption isn't working, it says it was designated but it isn't! A: Does it have walls or a ceiling? If not, you need to increase the Vertical Protrusion Factor. Q: Does this work with spheres? A: Not in the way you're asking. Q: Does this work with > A: Maybe; depends on what the addon does. There may or may not be conflicts and there's a decent chance it won't work inside the hull, but lots of mods do. It's a matter of overriding the right things and I plan to fix as many of these as I can. Q: I just want to fly a spaceship, I don't want people running around climbing walls like spiderman. A: They can't. The only way you can walk on a wall is by making a "ship" and rotating it so that its floor is on the wall (or designating the wall with hit surface defines floor checked)-- it's not just a "climb wherever you want" deal. What this ISN'T: • NOT a module, the mod is made entirely with lua and has no dependencies. • NOT a reimplementation of source physics, it's a complex illusion that involves a room in the middle of nowhere. • NOT a wall walking mod, though it can be used on something and then rotated 90 degrees so that down is now the wall. • NOT a spherical planet mod. "Down" inside the ship is defined as the orientation gravity was pulling when the tool was first used. Spawn a dumpster, shoot it, flip it upside-down, and you're on the ceiling. • NOT a way to stick to things. Again, down is only one direction internally and you cannot walk around the inside of a ring unless you make it out of multiple hulls, eac