Minimus collision detection issues

[Scurge]

So I decided to fly to minimus after having more than enough fuel left over on a lunar landing. Once there, I tried to attain an orbit as tight as I could get it without hitting any mountain tops. I got my periapsis down to 3908m and sat bqack and watched Minimus fly below me. At one point on my orbit, I was headed straight for a mountain and figured it was the end, but I flew right through it! I took some screenshots

Inside Minimas mountain

This happen to anyone else?

[Vanamonde]

Once the game locked up as I was meters from landing on Mun. I restarted and resumed the autosaved flight from the tracking center, but by the time I got back to the ship, it had somehow passed through Mun\'s surface and was calmly descending through the hollow interior, still upright, with the engine running. I was too surprised to think to take any screenshots. After a few thousand meters, it collided with some invisible something and exploded.

[Jesus KerBeard]

Scurge, were you on time warp X5 or above? Physics and collisions aren\'t calculated when on rails.

[Scurge]

No I wasn\'t warping. The craft is still orbiting Minimus, it has 'collided' several times at this point.

[togfox]

Your top image shows you greater than x2 warp.

[Scurge]

Yeah, that was when I was taking the picture, but when it first happened I wasn\'t warping.

[bettysmith]

I had an issue on Minmus somewhat similar. I landed, went to space station, accidently went back to my craft with my thruster still engaged and took off. Upon trying to set it down again with MechJeb, my altimeter read incorrectly and auto pilot land would not happen successfully.

[Bluejayek]

Yeah, that was when I was taking the picture, but when it first happened I wasn\'t warping.

How did you go up to x3 time warp after you were that close to minimus anyways?

[Scurge]

I guess its because the altitude is still above 4000m from sea level. (pretty tall mountain)