Kerbal Space Program

I have experienced this issue as well, although it so far only seems to occur if there is a heat shield (ablator) part of the craft. It seems the issue disappeared once I separated from the shield, however it is difficult to be sure.

I am also on Windows, version 1.0.2. The only mod installed is the latest MechJeb at this time.

After some further testing, I was also able to reproduce the issue with or without a heat shield, I had not noticed the part where it only happens if you actually enter the sub 200km zone. I must have stayed higher than that in my tests when I didn't have a heat shield.

On an unrelated note, I have tried to reproduce the issue in the OS X version, and the result is similar.

In other news, this problem seems only to affect ships in more-or-less equalqtorial orbits. Ships in polar orbits have no problem.

Also, if it affects a ship, it will do so on both sides of the atmosphere. Set the Pe say at 250km and warp towards it until you're just below 1Mm. Stop warp and you won't be able to start it again until you're back above 1Mm

I get this as of 1.0.5. I regular-time-warped in to about 220,000m, passed through the atmosphere, and was unable to regular-time-warp until almost exactly 1,000,000m. I was able to do physics time warp, but regular time warp did not work and said the craft was accelerating until 1,000,000m.

One successful workaround I found was quicksaving, reloading, and starting time-warp before physics kicked in

Edit: So I made an insertion burn to a 300,000m orbit and was able to regular time warp. Perhaps the bug has something to do with suborbital trajectories, the shape of the orbit, or your speed at the lower altitudes

I'm seeing the behavior in 1.0.5 too.

After aerobraking at 160km through Jool's atmosphere I could no longer use non-physics time warp - this also prevents you from exiting to the space center without losing your progress. I slogged though the very long process of circularizing my orbit through multiple aerobraking passes, and noticed that once I got my apoapsis down to somewhere around 3 million km the issue went away and I could time warp normally once out of the atmosphere at 200km.

This makes me also suspect the the issue has to do with the high acceleration resulting from Jool's gravity when coming in from high apoapsis or interplanetary transfer. Perhaps tripping a threshold that doesn't happen on other lower gravity planets?

I, too, am experiencing this bug.

Confirming the same behaviors described above. Non-physical time acceleration is not allowed below around 1000km above Jool.

Also adding to the table: there are very minute changes in the Apoapsis and Periapsis (on the order of a few meters of adjustment per second) while this bug is in effect. The apoapsis increases and the periapsis decreases. This seems to suggest a radial acceleration. It seems likely to me that there actually is a force being exerted, and not just that the time-warp acceleration check is failing.

I'm getting this bug in 1.1 dunno if i should submitt a new report??

Playing the scenario Aerobrake at Jool i'm getting this same bug. You can time warp at the start of the scenario but if you stop time warp you cannot enter it again.

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=661141056

also the first kerbal portrait has the bottom blacked out??