Bug #351
Empty places in the staging sequence
100%
Description
When some thrusters from the previous stage were still burning, and subsequently crashed into terrain or were otherwise destroyed,
there will stay an empty place in the staging display where they were.
This becomes quite annoying when you launch large ships and you have a dozen or so of small solid engines that push the spent parts off the next stage because the remaining empty places take up all space and you can't see any other stages.
Steps to reproduce:
Build a ship that has three stages. 2. one small solid booster. 1 decoupler and a several of those small solid engines 0. a parachute (See SShot1)
Launch the ship, after the solid booster runs out of fuel, decouple, deploy parachutes immediately and wait until the booster crashes to the ground.
The still running small thrusters are still displayed in stage 1, though they are on the part that got separated (See SShot2)
and when they are destroyed they leave an empty place behind. (See SShot3)
History
#1 Updated by Ted over 11 years ago
- Status changed from New to Confirmed
- % Done changed from 0 to 10
I have observed this very occurrence many times myself. Marked as Confirmed.
#2 Updated by Anonymous over 11 years ago
A workaround to this is to simply drag and drop the header bar for any empty stage. When released, it will clear the empty stage and restack.
#3 Updated by jonnyp about 10 years ago
- File Bug #351.craft Bug #351.craft added
- Version set to 0.24
- Platform Any added
Cannot reproduce on V0.24 on OSX. Need confirmation on Linux/Windows
#4 Updated by sal_vager about 10 years ago
Seems fixed here on Linux as well.
Linux 64bit, build 559.
#5 Updated by bsquiklehausen about 10 years ago
Cannot reproduce on .24.2 both on Win x86 and Win x64.
#6 Updated by jonnyp about 10 years ago
- Status changed from Confirmed to Closed
- % Done changed from 10 to 100
#7 Updated by jonnyp about 10 years ago
- Status changed from Closed to Resolved
#8 Updated by jonnyp about 10 years ago
- Status changed from Resolved to Closed