maja

Please try to narrow it to the smallest amount of mods, that shows this behaviour. I can then look into it.

A rover doesn't explode without a reason. The only two reasons I know about are, that the rover clips into terrain, because KSP sometimes gives wrong height of terrain when the rover's position is set by the mod or the rover is to long and hits terrain bump. For this reason is in the last version option in the settings to set an offset of height above terrain. Here is info about the mod, which I need to update to reflect the last changes: https://github.com/jarosm/KSP-BonVoyage/wiki

I tested it with a rover on Eve and no sliding nor shaking occured. I need more information about your vessels.

BonVoyage update 1.3.1 Changes Chinese localization updated Russian localization by kovakthemost Added BonVoyage to Mk2 Lander Can Added height offset for rovers to the Settings Fixes Fixed usage of fuel cells with infinite propellant cheat enabled and no fuel tanks present Fixed wrong count of operable wheels with KSPWheel module when "Wear and damage" setting was set to NONE Fixed detection of usable converters when fuel cell contains more modules of type ModuleResourceConverter You can find it on usual places - github and spacedock

Small update Version 0.4.3 Brazilian Portuguese localization by Lisias

Did your rovers had regular brake on? It is now connected. When you engage parking brake, then brake is switched on. If you switch brake off, then PB is switched off too. They are build against 1.11.1 binaries, but someone used one of my mods with older version of KSP (1.10? 1.11?) without a problem. There isn't a change in used libraries I'm aware of.

Version 0.4.2 Parking brake is disengaged when vessel starts to fly Parking brake is disengaged when you switch off brakes Parking brake added to external command seat

Small update Version 0.4.1 Russian localization by kovakthemost

I can add it to Settings. That's better place for it then in controller window.

The height above terrain is set for root part and rest of the rover follows it, so if you a long rover, it can clip through terrain.

That is the information I needed. This will be easy fix

https://github.com/jarosm/KSP-BonVoyage/issues/30

I went through the code and don't see any reason, why it shows you, that you have not enough fuel. I you are using the latest version of BonVoyage, then I need more information to replicate it.

https://github.com/jarosm/KSP-BonVoyage/wiki

One more thing. Ship or rover?