Kerbal Space Program

Dev or not, you've got a good point Baleine. I do need to provide more information if I want to help the devs get to the bottom of it.

Ok, here goes:

I'm running 64bit Ubuntu 14.10 on an i3-3220 CPU, with on-board graphics (no separate gfx card), 8GB RAM. Output from lshw attached.

I'm not running with any mods, and version 0.25 ran fine on this setup.

I've just tried starting a new game (career mode/default difficulty), and it still shows the problem. I had the debug console open. Screenshot attached.

KSP.log also attached.

Can anyone else think of anything else I can usefully supply ? or try ?

Thanks,
Alun.

I am also seeing this behavior, just like screenshot 1. I am running the 64 bit linux client as well. Some folks on reddit were also reporting this issue with Linux 64 bit. I'll attach Player.log and KSP.log for my instance. My video card is an integrated Intel HD chip, using the i965 mesa driver. This card is often the cause of weird problems in my experience.

I see some shader compile errors in Player.log, but I'm not at all familiar with unity, so I don't know if that is meaningful or not. If anyone would like any other info about my system, I'll happily provide it.

Confirmed this bug as well. Disabling "Edge Highlighting (PPFX)" in Settings/Graphics returns functional UI. It looks like other users reporting this have integrated Intel graphics too. Attaching ksp.log

KSP 0.90 unmodded
Kubuntu 14.04 x64
HP Probook 430 G1
Core i5-4200U with Graphics 4400
8GB RAM
128GB SSD

EDIT: tested with both included PPA drivers and Intel graphics package 1.7. Kernel 3.13.0-43

Marking as resolved.

The PPFX switch was added specifically for this reason, and disabling edge highlighting should return expected behaviour. A more refined fix is being looked into.

I see a related problem in OS X 10.8 with PPFX enabled, whether modded or unmodded. Everything is fine until I hover the mouse over any part in the Staging UI, whether that's in the VAB or in flight. As soon as I do that, I get all kinds of graphic glitchery. Often it's the KSC model, as in the first screenshot above. Other times it's a lot more scrambled, as in the attached screenshot. Disabling the PPFX option makes the whole problem go away, whether there are mods installed or not.

All this was in career mode. I haven't tested sandbox mode.

Basic system information:

- MacBook Pro
- Intel Core i7 2.8 GHz, 4 cores
- Primary memory: 16 GB
- Built-in Intel HD Graphics 4000, 512MB VRAM
- PCIe NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M, 1024 MB VRAM