Craft parts getting weird offsets when reloaded in flight?

[r1chardj0n3s]

Hi folks, I'm seeing this thing where random parts get a weird offset rotation when I switch back to some of my crafts. I do have a bunch of mods installed, but the offsetting isn't limited to any particular mod's parts (like, I've seen it with a stock decoupler). I thought I'd ask whether anyone has seen this too:

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[Dafni]

It's an old thing in KSP, been around a while now.

Most times a quicksave/quickload fixes it.

[r1chardj0n3s]

6 minutes ago, Dafni said:

It's an old thing in KSP, been around a while now.

Most times a quicksave/quickload fixes it.

Thanks, I'll try that (I do quick load/save often, but probably not with the crafts in question).

[r1chardj0n3s]

Yep, a quick save / load did correct the issue... mostly. One of the other parts is offset now. I'll keep doing that thing until it settles, I guess :-p

[Dafni]

I hear you, and i feel your pain. It is annoying, wish it would get fixed for good.

[Gargamel]

It's a stock bug, but often made worse by a variety of mods.  Reloading may fix it, but it just as often makes it worse.    As long that offset is not interfering with anything, ie docking, undocking or decoupling, you're usually better off letting it go, instead of pulling your hair out trying to fix it with reloads. 

If it is interfering with an action, like landing, then you may want to try reloading until the ship is usable.

[r1chardj0n3s]

7 hours ago, Gargamel said:

It's a stock bug, but often made worse by a variety of mods.  Reloading may fix it, but it just as often makes it worse.    As long that offset is not interfering with anything, ie docking, undocking or decoupling, you're usually better off letting it go, instead of pulling your hair out trying to fix it with reloads. 

If it is interfering with an action, like landing, then you may want to try reloading until the ship is usable.

Yeah, it's really only interfering with the aesthetics 

 

 

KSP end game is aesthetics though, to a large degree