Low Gravity?

Is there any way to get 'low gravity' applied to avatars?

I'm thinking of a space station kind of idea, where the normal ground effects of gravity are perhaps only 10% of regular, so that instead of falling you float towards the ground.

The only way that immediately springs to mind is some kind of 'damping effect' by using a low level 'push' that counteracts most of gravity, but that might have some unwanted side-effects. Would that only work on avatars and not prims, as I don't want my builds to fall apart.

I'm not really familiar with how this might be done, hence the vagueness of my questions. if anyone can suggest anything it would be much appreciated.

Lewis

I suspect you'd need to make a low-grav attachment, for each avatar. Lots of sensing and pushing and calculating could be done, but would probably cause a lot of load and be really hard to script.

Maybe this might help.

http://secondlife.com/badgeo/wakka.php?wakka=llSetBuoyancy

llsetbouncy will work on an attachment
but the avatar wont have rotation on X or Y
axis, you would need a prim to sit on to
get full rotation then you could use
llapplyimpluse and lltakecontrols to move.
-LW

won't have... ohhh... ya if you mean zero grav where avatars can jump from wall to wall the only option is a sort of vehicle. If you mean mean type low grav hopping then you'd have to use llSetBuoyancy along with some low grav animation overrides.

Dispense with gravity completely! Have all avatars floating around, stuck in position unless they use some sort of mass displacement device to give them some momentum. Firefights would be.. interesting.