Gravity with vehicles?

[Gadgethm]

You said REAL zero gravity. There is no such thing in REAL life. Only minimal gravity.

Sorry if I wasn't totally clear.  It's true that even in space there's a little gravity, but not much.  That's the sort of thing I'm aiming for.

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[Kaptain]

Sorry if I wasn't totally clear.  It's true that even in space there's a little gravity, but not much.  That's the sort of thing I'm aiming for.

We knew what you meant, we were just being critical ;)
Anyway, did you try messing with the gravity jeep yet? I really think it's your best bet right now.

[Gadgethm]

We knew what you meant, we were just being critical ;)
Anyway, did you try messing with the gravity jeep yet? I really think it's your best bet right now.

I haven't because I don't want to make a "sticky" vehicle, but I'll take a look.

[Kaptain]

I haven't because I don't want to make a "sticky" vehicle, but I'll take a look.

I realize that you don't want to make a sticky vehicle. You want to make the exact opposite: a vehicle that doesn't stick to anything. So try finding the ammount of stickiness (if it's in there anywhere) and make it a negative number or something. It might work :/ But I'm going to bed now, so good luck.

[Gadgethm]

I realize that you don't want to make a sticky vehicle. You want to make the exact opposite: a vehicle that doesn't stick to anything. So try finding the ammount of stickiness (if it's in there anywhere) and make it a negative number or something. It might work :/ But I'm going to bed now, so good luck.

Ok, will do.  Thanks.

[Gadgethm]

Double Toast,  it turns out that the Gravity jeep just adds velocity towards the object whenever the object is within it's raycast.  This means that I would have to add the perfect amount of negative, z-axis velocity to MY vehicle in order to counteract the gravity.  Should I do that?  Or is there another way?