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Space Station Concept #2
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Singleplayer, Custom Visuals, Custom Story
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9 Mar, 2021 @ 6:54am
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Space Station Concept #2

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More playing around with Gravity! This is super simple, just a fun concept I'm thinking about making maps with.
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rexamill226 17 Mar, 2021 @ 5:21pm 
Cube got stuck in the tube and could not get it free. Had to restart.
Grim 17 Mar, 2021 @ 8:45am 
Very cool. I too hope to see more of this. Thanks for creating.
Moth  [author] 15 Mar, 2021 @ 7:20pm 
Thank you!
Rooke 15 Mar, 2021 @ 4:16pm 
Very good concept. Once I figured out how it worked, the gravity thing was very cool. :steamthis:
And very good Hammer work. :steamthumbsup:
Although it did not exactly have the correct physics properties, it was still very cool. "Spacey!"
Please develop this idea further.
peanut butter jelly 15 Mar, 2021 @ 11:58am 
It would be nice if you make some more complex chambers with less gravity concept like this. And if you did you would give a link in comments so I will have notification
Silverfish003 15 Mar, 2021 @ 1:06am 
Cool! :slimetabby:
Moth  [author] 14 Mar, 2021 @ 9:42am 
I actually had the idea for an elevator that uses anti-gravity, or reversed gravity, to take you between chambers.
Moth  [author] 14 Mar, 2021 @ 9:41am 
I could get the player into full Zero-G, yes! But that brings the issue of being able to control yourself, don't want to get stuck in a ceiling corner because you can't jump off of anything!
The 14 Mar, 2021 @ 9:27am 
This looks pretty sick, i wonder if you could go full zero-g and start bouncing around with the gels on slopes