OT: Revised Edition Star Trek

[NullAshton]

They also have structural integerty fields, running along specialized conduits in the bulkheads. Those probally direct the gravity as well.

[Wolfman77]

I agree, no big changes to the ST universe. Just drop some of the inconsistancies between the different series.

200 sounds about right for a constitution class.

I believe the manual I have states that gravity would fluctuate slightly from the center of the generator to the edges. I forget how big they are, but I think they are about half the width of the coridors. I'll try to find the book tonight and bring it to work tommorrow.

[Strategia_In_Ultima]

Also, No gravity plating, as it would be hideously difficult to engineer right. Most people would have magnetic boots, but you might see people walking around on the ceiling, or simply floating about. However, perhaps around the warp core, if we assume it generates a small gravity well. The warp core could be mounted inside a largish sphere, on which people could walk without need of magnetic boots.

Of course, without artificial gravity, miniskirts are out of the question too..... shame really..... but I guess you'd have mass feminist strikes across Starfleet, which kinda messes up operations.....