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Wind Vs Gravity

On Vanilla, the wind forces that happen when there's a subtle pressure difference don't take into account the planet's gravity. The distance you or your stuff get pulled and tossed around is the same, no matter how strong or weak gravity is.
This makes mining a nightmare on Venus or custom planets with extreme pressure atmospheres like GJ 229 Ac.

This mod changes the forces created by pressure differences to also take into account the local gravity. On mars, with its weak 3.8m/s gravity, the effect will be almost the same as Vanilla, but at bodies with stronger gravity, you or your things will be heavier and the wind will have less of an effect on it.

But beware, if you're flying on jetpack, the wind will still have a strong pull on you.
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Step 1 - Subscribe to this mod here in the workshop;
Step 2 - This mod uses scripts and it will only work if you use a modloader. Currently it support StationeersLaunchPad and Pure BepInEx modloaders. Choose JUST ONE to install and follow the procedures:

• StationeersLauchPad framework, it's the easiest and preffered way to load mods because after the installation, you just need to subscribe to the mod and it will be active. With StationeersLaunchPad you'll also get mods updates automatically. Learn how to install it here: https://github.com/StationeersLaunchPad/StationeersLaunchPad
  
  
• BepInEx: Follow the instructions in the github page to install BepInEx modloader and the plugin: https://github.com/ThndrDev/Stationeers-WindVsGravity-BepInEx

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On Vanilla there's a AtmosphereDampeningScale parameter for character or item that effectively reduces the atmospheric effect, but they're a fixed value (0.5 for Characters and 1 for most Things) on every World.
This mod basically changes it to be calculated by the following formula when the item or character is loaded in the world:
For Characters: 0.5f + (WorldGravity / 100)
For things: AtmosphereDampeningScale + (WorldGravity / 60)
With the resulting value being clamped between 0.2 and 0.5 for characters and 0.3 and 1 for things

So on Venus, for example, which has a gravity of -8.87/s, instead of the default 0.5 vanilla value you'll have 0.5+(-0.0887) which gives you 0.4113 for characters
For things you'll have 1+(-0.1478) = 0.8522

On GJ 227, which has a gravity of -36m/s, you'll have:
For character: 0.5+(-0.36) = 0.14
For things: 1+(-0.6) = 0.4