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Leocrabe225

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  1. I don't know if that can help, but I have orbital decay around Minmus right now at 12700meters above sea level, 32km AP (and rising) and 8500m PE (and falling at about 15m/s), but it STOPS when fast forwarding. I've just decoupled my ship, and the two "ships" still suffer from it (A stayputnik with a communotron 16-S, a Z-100 and a OX-STAT. On the other ship a TD-12, a Mk1 "Tin can", a Mk16-R, a HS-125, a TD-12, an AE-FF125, two CBS-125 (containing a Z-200, a RGSCM-01 and aASCM-b), a FT-T400, a FL-T100 and a LV-909) Edit: I want to add that when I left 4x zone (The height where you can timewarp at 4x max), the decaying instantly stopped
  2. Reported Version: v0.2.0 (latest) | Mods: none | Can replicate without mods? Yes OS: Windows 10 | CPU: i7-11700k | GPU: NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 2080 SUPER | RAM: 32GB 3200Mhz Corsair Severity : Low Frequency : Always Whenever a "slider" is "selected" (That goes for maneuver nodes and thrust control, that are the ones that have been bugging me but it's probably a gamewide issue, even in settings), the slider will jump to a position where the mouse cursor is in the middle of the button. That is an issue because : - While trying to prepare for a precise maneuver, having the maneuver node jump around unless you perfectly click its center is rough - While trying to execute precise maneuvers, having the thrust control jump from 0 to 6 because you selected it from the top rather than from the bottom (or center) is harsh too I only show the issue on the maneuver node in the video because showing it on the thrust control would make my mission fail, and yes I could have quicksaved but I didn't think about that until now. Included Attachments: 2023-12-2013-34-19.mp4
  3. Hey! First, thank you for this, I managed to make an encounter with Eve before I read that, but the extra info and details are really appreciated. Then comes my question, once you reach another planet, how do you get back with the least deltaV ? Should I re orbit and wait for the transfer window, and then do the maneuver all over again? (Which makes me wait a year 'cause you miss it by the time you reach Eve if I understood correctly) Or is there an even better method? Final question, When I managed to meet with Eve, I had an orbit with a TERRIBLE angle. Is there anything I can do without needing 4000m/s of deltaV ? Or should I avoid having such a terrible meeting angle (how?) I hope you'll see this, thanks again for this amazing tutorial! Leocrabe225
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