@upmultimedia one action for something like jump, but I use different actions for discrete vs continuous input . For example `move forward` gets bound to analog stick, `digital_move_forward` for keyboards, buttons etc.

The discrete one just fires the continuous one with a varying strength based on how long it has been held.

@rl_dane Yes but also kinda no... not related to the thrust but drag does play into it.

Throw a dart forwards and the heavy, low drag bit at the front will keep it pointed into the wind. Throw it backwards instead and the lightweight, high drag bit will flip it around.

Rockets in ksp tend to be like a dart thrown backwards, because the engines are usually the heaviest part, especially once most of the fuel is gone. The pictured design with the engine at the top would actually help with that.