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Yeah I wrote this in 2014 :) Probs the thruster values are quite different now
AND
They tied it to your thruster outputs so you don't need special controls - just one thruster in each direction.
TL;DR - this guide is fun, but totally unnecessary and has been that way for a while now :)
As for calculating the weight, the above formula doesnt consider the weight of all the generators. If we did, I'd say that it moves up at a disproportional and decreasing rate to the total desired thrust of the grav drive. That is, at lower weights, the extra 2 grav gens for the 2 extra dimensions would matter a lot, at larger weights, it would matter very little, . That's just my instinct though.
For example, it would increase the total mass of the 13m ton ship above by approximately 500,000kgs - which is only a net 4% increase in weight, and therefore a 4% decrease in acceleration because of it. So you'd be getting about 19m/s^2 instead of 20m/s^2. Not really a significant change.