What is the best KSP glitch ever.

[Bev7787]

With 1.0 around the corner, fixing a lot of bugs and glitches, I just like to see what your favourite glitches are.

[dryer_lint]

Just look up Danny2462's YouTube channel if you want glitches

For me, personally, it's the one where a slow-speed collision crashed the game and, upon reload, sent a single cockpit flying out of the solar system.

[quasarrgames]

KRAKEN DRIVES!

They're so fun! : DDDDDDDDD

[Red Iron Crown]

Still my favorite glitch, literally made me lol:

[Whirligig Girl]

From Novasilsiko:

[jarmund]

Whichever bug allowed my Jeb to EVA down from orbit, grin while engulfed i reentry flames, and survive i.pact with the ground

[EladDv]

this. i made this plane...now to replicate with new explosions

[Mr. Scruffy]

I thought the CIA had confiscated that video...

[BagelRabbit]

I love this thing that I found a long time ago. It still works, though it's a little more difficult now:

It's also possible to create up to infinite-sided symmetry with this bug (I'll make an updated tutorial soon). This is a bug that looks really wonky, slightly breaks the game, and yet is actually useful!

-Upsilon

[EDIT: I haven't been able to embed videos for a while now. Sorry. Trust me, though, it's worth the watch...]

[Tw1]

Infiniglide was pretty fun, if you managed to master it. My favourite would've been a close call between that and ladderdrive, but as infiniglide will be gone with the corrected aerodynamics model, ladderdrive wins.

[CG_Kerbin]

This is my times personal faviroute when you increase the rotational speed of kerbin to light speed

but their are some other amazing ones I've seen

[Sampa]

this is an old glitch that I noticed in one of kurtjmac's ksp videos, the radioactive rocket glitch!

[thadisjones]

+1 vote for the Ladderdrive. It doesn't crash the game, make the solar system vanish, or exploit floating point errors, which makes it purely funny instead of annoyingly tragic. Demonstrates how people will exploit even the smallest physics system inconsistency to do 'the impossible'.

[Mr. Scruffy]

So that´s why it´s called the ´Mün´ - after Münchhausen? (the guy who pulled himself out of quicksand by his hair).

[dryer_lint]

Oh man, Gregrox just reminded me of that glitch. The video is funny, but that's nothing.

I had that happen to me on the launch pad, so I repeatedly threw Jeb off the pad. Bending his limbs every time until...

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And that's not even the end of it. At one point I literally had his arms a good five meters away. Can't find the pic though

[Bev7787]

Got this one from Danny and I still love it- the planet destroyer with the two claws.

[ArmchairGravy]