#FIRST MAN IN THE MOON CAVORITE SPHERE INSTALL#
#FIRST MAN IN THE MOON CAVORITE SPHERE UPDATE#

Especially in light of the issue not being there when I first updated to 1.1.3. What I don't understand is how I can delete all the files and reinstall and still have the problem. The craft in Munar orbit still had the issue.

#FIRST MAN IN THE MOON CAVORITE SPHERE INSTALL#

I copied the save file from my Windows 10 install over to my Ubuntu partition (which has graphics issues and runs really slow). It was stable in orbit around Kerbin but had the issue once it entered Munar orbit.Īs before, I deleted the installation and allowed Steam to reinstall. In a Sandbox save, I launched the same craft file space station that was having problems around the Mun. There is a space station around Kerbin, launched after the other two but derived from the same craft file, that does not have the problem.

This also occurs with a space station around Minmus. With Kerbal Engineer you see the orbital period declining at a rate of about 0.5 second per second. The apoapsis and periapsis fluctuate quickly, perhaps 3 or 4 meters per second up and down, but they tend downward. A new satellite in orbit around the Mun has the issue. Other satellites already in orbit around the Mun and Minmus remain fine. A space station and a lander recently put in Munar orbit are having an issue. All the craft in orbit around Kerbin are fine. Most of the craft already in orbit are fine. I added mods, started a new career, and everything continued to function normally until yesterday. I did not attempt loading up any of the old game saves.

#FIRST MAN IN THE MOON CAVORITE SPHERE UPDATE#

When the 1.1.3 update arrived it installed and the issue was resolved. Started a new stock game, and the issue was still there. Had steam revalidate and reinstall everything. I deleted all the files in the KSP folder. Craft on rails or under time acceleration did not suffer this issue. If I switched to another ship, that ship had a problem. It affected every ship that was under active physics, the ship I was controlling and a ship I was attempting to dock with (making docking more difficult). It was a matter of 0.1 meter per second or so. Everything was fine, orbits were rock solid, then suddenly ships started showing a decay. I had the orbital decay problem appear with 1.1.2.

First man in the moon cavorite sphere