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Different orbital periods will do that. You don't need to have them all on absolutely perfect orbits (I almost always do that anyway), they can have different ap and pe, but the periods all need to have the same exact time. Otherwise they will eventually drift apart (or closer together).

Monoliths were never scannable to begin with. And also I don't think it had a biome either. At least I never heard anything about it.

You installed one of the config packs for Environmental Visual Enhancements (like AVP or Spectra) which added this "glow" effect to bodies without atmosphere. You need to look into the files and remove the ones that add these. Or it can be just one file, in which case you need to find the config itself inside the file and remove it. I just commented mine out in Spectra, it turns out.

Nope. Really? Did no one even check the date? Or is the forum fried again and somehow replaying the topic that happened 2 years ago for me?

@Eclipse 32 Are you trying to attach images from google mail? What in the world? You're the only one who can see them.

Not sure about all the engines, but some of them definitely move the collider. Like Vector or Swivel and Terrier, for example. Center of mass doesn't move, only the collider.

Are you suggesting that engine gimbal induces wobble when the engines are off? If so, that is not how it works. Engine gimbal is just an animation, it does not change the physical properties of the vehicle. It might hit something, because the collision model moves with the engine, but it does not move the center of mass.

Now to something a little bit more on topic. I found a long lost friend today.

Well, every person who tried to connect. People on reddit thought whoever bought the IP deleted everything. Although I must admit, this is the first time (AFAIK) my browser said that it could not even find this address, so that was a little spooky.

I was evaluating the exact guaranteed mass to orbit in reusable mode for my rocket. Had some practice landing the booster in the process. Even though I haven't landed one of these in a while, the memory of the process is still intact.

Not necessarily, I put a temporary fix above. It just disables the patch that breaks PR.

It's because of KSP Community Fixes. One of the fixes exposed a problem in Persistent Rotation. This is what I mentioned above. No info as of yet about a potential fix. If you don't want to remove either mod, you can put this MM patch in the GameData:

Because somehow punishing the whole community doesn't fall under that description. And for what? For doings of one person? Great. As far as I see it, both sides are not thinking straight. The community went through some unpleasant things already, but these types of decisions will not help in the slightest. Like the person doing the leaks will care, yeah right. They will probably laugh their behind at this whole deal and start leaking mods even more. This will just feed the flame.

It was like this long before Community Fixes was involved in drag cubes calculations.

A lot of people already mentioned this, including myself. For whatever reason it never got acknowledged, I guess nobody wants/knows how to fix it.