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@Davidian1024 Thanks for the information. Sorry I was overseas and didn't log into the forums over that time.

Sorry I haven't responded. Usually I keep up with forum notifications but I didn't have my login while I was overseas. So it has less issues with slower ram? That's weird. If you want to give me that json file, can you please create a new bug report with my name in the title and a link to this bug report?

Was able to reproduce the issue. Added to the original post.

@DaVincGa There are struts on your craft file which some how ended up connected from a part and then were reconnected to the same part. Once I removed those I was able to launch your craft file properly. I will have to play around to figure out how to make struts connect to the same part because that should be impossible.

The memory test does take a while.

@Filed.Teeth The corrupted save file is missing a chunk of information at the end for some reason. This could be a memory issue. Can you please do a memory test? To do this: (according to google) Step 1: Press the Windows key + R to open the Run command. Step 2: Type in “mdsched.exe” and hit Enter. Step 3: Choose between the two options (either to restart and check the RAM now or to check the RAM at the next system startup) and proceed with the diagnostic test.

From the video this looks more like it was a TS-12 separator.

@oro Merged yours into this one. Yours was submitted first so you are counted as the original poster.

@Jeq Merged yours with this one.

@thegreatgonz The game only shows the next 2 closest approaches from the vessel’s/maneuver node’s position. If the maneuver node is placed further along the orbit than the vessel is currently, it may include the next one.

This is fixed as of 0.2.0.0

I wonder is that issue would also happen to other Unity games being run in Linux vs Windows. I am actually on holiday. When I saw this one, it was an easy one to test. Your other ones are still in the waiting room waiting evaluation. The Bug Hunters @The Space Peacock and @Spicat when they have time will take a look at them and after being processed/evaluated will send them to the public area.

@krbvax Its working correctly on my system. (Windows 10) Added that it might be Wine/Linux related to the title.

@The Aziz Merged yours with this one.

This is fixed.

What? This is true? This is a concern.

I did yes.

@jclovis3 Thank you.

@soa87 Are you using any mods?

I was testing a few changes made to the forums, so I made a fake bug report. Moving to the archive.

Reported Version: v0.2.0 (latest) | Mods: You know the one. | Can replicate without mods? Yes OS: Windows 10 | CPU: i9 9900K | GPU: 3070ti | RAM: 32GB Terrible. Included Attachments: 2023-12-1522-46-29.mp4 GlobalFiles.zip Settings.json

Thank you for your input. Is there a point where there are too many? I had a feeling that would be the case.

Reported Version: v0.2.0 (latest) | Mods: none | Can replicate without mods? Yes OS: Windows 10 | CPU: i9 9900K | GPU: 3070ti | RAM: 32GB Steps to Reproduce: Start a new science save. Start and finish every mission Observed: There are no non-existing missions in KSP2 0.2.0.0 Expected: Missions that don't exist should just appear out of thin air (or a vacuum). Additional Information: Dataminers most likely will find no missions that don't exist. Even hidden non-existing bugs will be impossible to find. .ipsImage { width: 900px !important; }

@Davidian1024 This bug report is for when the AP/PE/collision/AN/DE markers are still being displayed. You are experiencing the following: If you are using the F2 key a lot then that is a safe bet. What I don't know is if that is the only way it's happening.

Thank you. That would be appreciated.