In 3.11 we're getting Ground Cover Buoyancy: "Seaweeds and other ground cover elements on water will simulate buoyancy, floating and reacting realistically to water waves to further enhance the visuals of water on planets" Orison is designed to float in Crusader's atmosphere, and we know that Crusader's spacewhales 'swim' in the atmosphere too. So if the atmosphere is dense enough for creatures and entire cities to float in it, then it's dense enough for other objects to float in it too. Which leads me to a few questions: Is the buoyancy tech coming in 3.11 necessary for buoyancy of other objects on water/liquid? Will buoyancy physics eventually be simulated on all objects? Will buoyancy physics be applied to dense atmospheres, such as gas giants or a Venus-like planet? Is the buoyancy tech coming in 3.11 necessary for buoyancy of objects in gas giants too?