Just edit the Lua file and change the name of the ships.

This is awesome (even moreso now that I've taken calc and can actually understand what the 3 terms in a PID controller do.)

I might have to use a PID algorithm in my Newtonian physics based games now . I wonder if this could get integrated into the game at superficial processing time additions.

After becoming infuriated that I could not easily complete the mission supplied with this, I edited the mission to provide me with a super-heavy sniper rifle, a lighter actor, and the HESG. This is the best mod I have ever played, based on how long I can play it straight.
It's awesomely challenging.

Something to note though, is that if you tip a rocket with a heavy shot to the bottom as it is trying to come down, it may decided to rocket itself at full thrust in more or less the direction the shot came from. This is super awesome. I wish I had recorded my last encounter with this, because it felt like epic rocket revenge.

Did you even look at the files?

You don't have to edit the Lua whatsoever. (Unless you're trying to add this to a custom dropship, anyway)
Copy the Lua files and add ScriptPath = PATH/TO/SCRIPT to the relevant craft. Making the thrusters harmless is just a case of replacing the existing data with the properties of the SC ones.

Chill out man. No need to be that harsh. -Duh

I was talking about scene Lua.
Of course changing the craft itself works better now that you've brought it up, but there are still situations where modifying the scene's Lua is preferred(such as if you only want the AI using it, or if a custom mission has a conflicting dropship AI).

OMG a Data Realm employee commented on your mod

No, the Lord Grand High Master over All commented on it. He is Data Realms.

What if it lost all of its engines or thrusters?

Meaning no...it won't stabilize without anything to stabilize with.