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Commenting for visibility: Edited original message with what I discovered about the issue. Temporary fix until this bug is squashed is to not use Tiny Reaction Wheels.

Happened to me again. Different vessel setup.

Reported Version: v0.2.0 (latest) | Mods: BepInEx, Commlines, Community Fixes, Flight Plan, Hide Orbits, K2D2, Maneuver Node Controller, Node Manager, Orbital Survey, Patch Manager, SpaceWarp, UITK for KSP 2 | Can replicate without mods? Yes OS: Windows 10 Home 19045.3803 | CPU: i7-13700KF | GPU: NVIDIA RTX 3060 12GB | RAM: 32 GB I'm not sure if it's always happening, but it seems to happen every time I launch the specific rocket in the video, as well as happening with other rockets occassionally. The vessel will suddenly have many of it's parts slightly offset from each other mid-flight, without apparent reason. I've also found that this causes the craft to no longer be able to correctly/accurately find SAS points (prograde, etc.). It is off by a degree or two, but there's no indication that the craft is attempting to correct this (no movement on the Pitch/Yaw/Roll indicators). EDIT: On vessels affected, it seems to happen after a non-physics time warp. EDIT 2: I believe I've identified what causes the issue. It seems to be associated with the Tiny Reaction Wheel (TRW-0625). I isolated it after carefully removing each part from the vessel, flying it above 70k, then doing a few short time warps at 0 thrust. Issue doesn't occur when the Tiny Reaction Wheel is not on the vessel. Included Attachments: 2023-12-2923-45-33.mp4 OrbitalRelayProbeMk8.json