Vertical movement not working in gravitational field.

Somehow the dampeners are stronger than the thrusters themselves. There is some issue with ships interacting with gravity aswell, ships with dampeners in gravity cannot move downwards without down thrusters.

Hello there, one thing I have noticed is that while flying in a planets gravity, the gravity seems to be stronger on the ship(Or even the player) if Inertial dampeners are turned off.

I haven't tested it on another ship since I have only had my miner rig for a while. However even just the player, nothing in my inventory aside from my tools, if I turn off inertia dampeners and try to fly off the ground I cannot move at all as if the jet pack isn't providing enough thrust.

Now onto my Miners data. dry weight is about 45kg, and has three t2 hydrogen thrusters plus a few tier 1s to keep it aloft.

With its cargo containers empty without dampeners it can lift itself off the ground slower than with the dampeners on. I have mined enough ore to get her cargo to 50% capacity which puts her just over 100kg. With dampeners she is still a little sluggish but is able to keep herself aloft and airworthy. However of course if I turn off dampeners she is grounded.

I’ve noticed a physics inconsistency in the ship’s behaviour. When the engines are in automatic alignment and braking mode during atmospheric flight (under planetary gravity), they operate as if the ship were in space-completely ignoring its mass and gravitational pull. This breaks realism: the ship moves unnaturally while the system tries to slow it down. However, when I disable automatic braking and manually control deceleration, the vessel properly follows the laws of physics and responds to gravity. This discrepancy is quite noticeable and likely bothers other players too.