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The small inset connector was introduced after the last update of the code and will not likely ever be useful. Partly due to the way Keen treats the connectors in the main program ('Connectors' are not 'Connectors' oddly enough...) so they aren't really compatible.
Though it is a small price to pay for such a reliable script!
The fact it still is functioning as designed for this long is astonishing enough.
i just cannot go without it.
> Does P.A.M. record actions like turning off the thrusters to land if I put it on a plane?
No, it does not.
Event Controller tracking a Connector object and acting on its connected/disconnected state, is one probable way of achieving what you are after (likewise with Landing Gear if you so prefer).
Programmable Block and custom script is another.
There are probably other methods too...
I am using it with the XU-1 miner.
Sometimes, however, it experiences issues, and when that happens, I need to go get it, bring it back to my nearest base, and put it near my Nanite Control Factory, so that Nanite repair bots can auto-repair it.
For this purpose, I've created a lifter vehicle. If anyone else is interested, you can get it on the Workshop, here:
XU-1 Lifter (NO DLC)