How would I go about doing that for a craft?

ImpulseDamageThreshold = 900000000000000

Well, okay, that is usually ment to do the job, but for crafts it doesnt seem to work, I've reported that to Data so he should know about it. All I could say is make the craft's death occur only through gibbing and let Lua code do this to prevent collision damage and premature death:

self.Health = 100;

This keeps the health at 100 at all times.

Wut?
It was originally MADE to work on crafts...
It works perfectly, unless you set an extremely high value that ♥♥♥♥ CC's brains out.

Don't go over 1 million on anything, and 250000~ should be enough for a 3 ton dropship hitting concrete at 100px/ms not to lose health.

From 999999999999999999 to 250000 it is.
(I still want it to take damage from bullets, Numgun.)

edit: That Idea, or maybe that number, doesn't work.

It won't take damage from kinetic weapons. Except for gibbing.

I'm slamming this craft into the ground... on *cough*purpose*cough*.

I just tested it myself, and it really doesn't seem to work...
Low values do make a difference, but high ones don't...

Guess you're out of luck.

self.Health = 100 is is. -_-

But wait, is there a way to divide the damage you take?
Currently I have it with greater than 100 health, which makes some bugs, as you know.

Or maybe a way to divide the money you get from the craft returning.

I dunno...

And try removing ImpulseDamageThreshold from the code and see how that works out.
Or try setting it to -1...

And you can just set the health to something higher then 100 with lua.

Lol, I tested that earlier.
-1 means it takes damage from all the impulses.
All the time.

There is no escaping the infinitely dead craft! Bwuaha..ha...ha?

Try this to divide the damage:

And in create:

Doesn't work.

Close, but missing an end statement.

Doesn't work.
Not at least for collision damage.

Wait, you forgot self inside the parentheses. Also, I just added in some code to fix up the rounding error CC has with health: