Hello, i hope my english is understandable... The problem that i have is that the time that is calculated for other ships and for using the maneuverpoints is different as at my viewpoint. The result is that if i want to make a maneuver the blue marker is moving away on its own and if i encounter the point and touch it the trajector is suddenly completly diffrent than bevore. I can only make an encounter with a planet and a moon manually whithout maneuverpoints because they are useless. If i manage to make an intercept at less then 1km whith a station or an other ship the separation is getting bigger again on its own. But only in normaltime in timewarp it kepps as espected. If i switch to the station it is getting smaler and if i switch back its getting bigger again. Its impossible to reach, even if i manage to make both orbits nearly equal, the other object ist much faster and go away. What i discovered is that the missiontime ( and the internel gametime in debug stats) runs too fast: 60s are only 38s in real time. But if i make timewarp to 5x: 100s are 20s as espected. Apparently the wrong time is only on the ship that i controll currently. I have Gentoo Linux 64 bit, and actual Nvidia-drivers. On a asrock z77 bord with i5 3470 3,2GHz, 8GB RAM, Geforce GTX 560. I use no mods, its a fresh install from steam. The performance of the game is really good even with large ships and high details nearly no loading times and very rarely chrashes. I tried the 32bit, the 64bit version with and without Steam, changed physics delta time, simulate in background, launch with LC_ALL=C, checked my kernel config, make my kernel full preemptible, checked dmesg for problems with system timers, changed systemtimer from tsc to hpet, turned acpi off, activated only one cpu in bios. I seached for 2 days now with all possible keywords but i found nothing in web. Am i the only one with this problem? I don't know what to do next Thanks for any hints to solve this. greetings, Kumpa
