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Feature #1161

Rotating the First Part Placed in VAB also rotates Symmetry Frame of Reference for Placing Parts

Added by Giggity0ne45 over 11 years ago. Updated over 9 years ago.

Status:
New
Severity:
Petty
Assignee:
-
Category:
Parts
Target version:
-
% Done:

0%

Platform:
Win32
Expansion:
Mod Related:
No
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Description

NOTE: Not sure if this has already been reported before.

What happens: In the vehicle assembly building, placing parts on a craft after rotating the first placed part causes any subsequent symmetrically placed parts to align along the plane of the first placed part instead of the part components are being attached to.

How to reproduce:
  • Enter the vehicle assembly building
  • Place the first part (Fuel Container, Lander Can, etc.)
  • Attach a lengthwise part (Fuel Container, Iron Bar, etc.) below or above the first placed part
  • Rotate the craft from an up and down position to a side-to-side position (from the y-axis to the x-axis, assuming a Cartesian Plane)
  • Attach a radial part with another attachment point (used a docking port)
  • Attach a lengthwise part (Fuel Container) at the attachment point of the radial part (docking port)
  • Change symmetry (more noticable at higher symmetries) from one to two (or higher)
  • Place parts along the last lengthwise part (Fuel Container)

Expected Behavior:
Parts should align themselves to the body of the lengthwise part.

Actual Behavior:
Parts align themselves along the plane of the original plane of the first placed part (See photo show.png)

Versions Affected:
Only tested on 0.21.1

show.png (176 KB) show.png Giggity0ne45, 07/30/2013 10:00 PM
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History

#1 Updated by Giggity0ne45 over 11 years ago

In the photo, the first placed part is the MK1 Landing Can. The parts in question in the photo are the spotlights along the fuel can.

#2 Updated by triffid_hunter over 11 years ago

confirmed, happens on linux too

#3 Updated by Squelch over 9 years ago

  • Platform Win32 added
  • Platform deleted (Windows)

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