None of my rockets fly straight anymore...

[FlyDeltaJets]

Like the title says, none of my designs fly straight anymore. I've been playing the last few days with no issues at all. Now, anything I try to fly, even past designs that worked flawlessly, will nose-over shortly after launch. What settings could I have possibly change to cause this? TIA

Edited September 11, 2014 by FlyDeltaJets
Changed to "Answered"

[UmbralRaptor]

Pics of craft? Mods? Standard flight procedures?

There are many things that could be causing this.

[Pecan]

URGENT: SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION IMMEDIATELY!

There are several possible causes:

• You have lost your fingers - cauterisation required before gangrene sets in
  
• You have lost feeling in your fingers - numerous potential causes; hypothermia indicated
  
• You have installed mods but forgotten - severe dementia suggested
  
• You have installed mods you don't want to tell us about - paranoia may be an symptom of several conditions
  

Otherwise, no, there aren't any standard settings that can affect vehicles like that.

@ Umbral - glad you liked the other post ;-)

OOps, yes I do apologise to anyone who may be offended by this. Contact me and I'll delete it. Sorry - I was just trying to say "what are we meant to diagnose?" in a more light-hearted way than usual.

[Heagar]

There is one reason, witch is not obvious in first place and may cause your problems:

If you have connected a game controller or a joystick/rudders to your PC, they will be recognized by KSP. Because you can fly your spaceplanes/rockets with this.

You can under Settings/input/StagingUI set up your analoge controls for pitch/roll/yaw and thrust. Increase the deadzone in this case to a point, where a slight deviation from the "zero position" of the device will not be regognized as input.

[FlyDeltaJets]

There is one reason, witch is not obvious in first place and may cause your problems:

If you have connected a game controller or a joystick/rudders to your PC, they will be recognized by KSP. Because you can fly your spaceplanes/rockets with this.

You can under Settings/input/StagingUI set up your analoge controls for pitch/roll/yaw and thrust. Increase the deadzone in this case to a point, where a slight deviation from the "zero position" of the device will not be regognized as input.

Very nice catch, Heagar, that's exactly what it was. I haven't plugged/unplugged any of my controllers in lately, but I guess the calibration of one of these got changed, although I have no idea how. Thanks!