Bug #26950
Decoupled Craft Bound to Kerbal Eva Movement if decoupler decouples Octagonal Strut or Cubic Octagonal Strut (Thank t0zzle for finding this bug)
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Description
GOG KSP 1.11.0 (No Mods/No DLCs
Another most likely related to #26946
Video Evidence:
Note Both of these parts have the following error:
"The effective box size has been forced positive and is likely to give unexpected collision geometry.
If you absolutely need to use negative scaling you can use the convex MeshCollider."
History
#1
Updated by Anth12 over 3 years ago
Updated by ignore the
"The effective box size has been forced positive and is likely to give unexpected collision geometry.
If you absolutely need to use negative scaling you can use the convex MeshCollider."
I think this is related to #26971
#2
Updated by moppaking about 3 years ago
Updated by I came across this bug in my career save and I have narrowed it down in a sandbox game. See the craft file.
Cubic octagonal strut and octagonal strut behave wrong when directly connected to a decoupler (or stack separator; diameter does not matter) The parts need to be on the decoupling side.
When staging / decoupling, the struts stay afloat in mid-air. Tested in a vanilla 1.11.0 Win64 installation with DLCs Breaking Ground and Making History.
In my career save, a rover was connected via octagonal strut to a decoupler and the rest of the landing vessel. When staged, the entire rover was rendered uncontrollable.