Lately, since I beat all the tasks, I've been messing around a lot in the sandbox mode. Specifically, with the gravity. Inverting gravity, making it super strong, super weak, etc. Earlier today, I thought to myself, "Hmm, I wonder how hard to would be to play the game with Jupiter's gravity." I punched in some searches into Google, did some really simple calculations, and put the numbers into the command box. Honestly, it was sorta fun! So I thought I'd do a small duty to the webbing community and share the numbers with you all.

I'll be covering the gravity of all the planets in our solar system, along with the Sun and the Moon. I'll also briefly cover the limits of the game before it breaks, because I know just by seeing posted screenshots that you all LOVE breaking the game. And so do I!

Mercury

Mercury's gravity is about 38% of Earth's. The command to replicate this would be "SetGravityY -19"

Venus

Venus's gravity is about 90% of Earth's The command to replicate this would be "SetGravityY -45"

Earth

Unsurprisingly, Earth's gravity is 100% of Earth's gravity. The default gravity is -50, making the command "SetGravityY -50"

Mars

Strangely, Mar's gravity is also about 38% of Earth's, around the same as Mercury. The command would also therefore be the same.

Jupiter

Jupiter's gravity is about 2.4 times stronger than Earth's. The command to replicate this would be "SetGravityY -120"

Saturn

Saturn's gravity is only a bit stronger than Earth's, being about 107% of Earth's. The command to replicate this would be "SetGravityY -53.5"

Uranus

Uranus's gravity is about 89% of Earth's. The command to replicate this would be "SetGravityY -44.5"

Neptune

Neptune's gravity is about 119% of Earth's. The command to replicate this would be "SetGravityY -59.5"

The Sun

The Sun's gravity is about 28 times stronger than Earth's. The command to replicate this would be "SetGravityY -1400"

The Moon

The Moon's gravity is about 16.6% of Earth's. The command to replicate this would be "SetGravityY -8.3"

Bonus! Pluto

Pluto's gravity is a whopping 6% of Earth's. The command to replicate this would be "SetGravityY -3"

Bonus! Europa

Europa's gravity is about 13.4% of Earth's. The command to replicate this would be "SetGravityY -6.7"

That's all fun and all, but I know what you all want. You wanna break the game. Destroy it. Mangle it beyond comprehension. Fun!

At -10000000000000 (ten trillion) gravity, you'll clip through stuff whenever you jump. If you survive that, you'll basically be warped to a random part of the map for whatever reason. At negative one nonillion (I'm not typing all those zeros), it gets even weirder. Gravity doesn't even really affect you anymore. But still kinda. Any attempt to jump will do little to nothing, regardless if you're on the wall, floor, or ceiling. You can get yourself off the surface if there's something a lower elevation than you. If you web onto it and then jump, it will pull you off. Yay! Not really. You're now stuck where you are, suspended in the air. Destined to rot in broken gravity purgatory. 1/10 would not recommend.
All these numbers also probably work upside down, just with other effects.

Well, that was my "guide." I put it in quotes cuz frankly, you'll never really need this to do anything.
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