Kerbal Space Program

Are you talking about physics warp or true timewarp here?

nickrulercreator wrote:

When time-warping above 70,000m (either to speed up long distance travel, or to stabilize my ship), I notice that sometimes my ships(s) move. If I am trying to dock and I speed up time while I'm close to my target ship, that target ship may jump a few meters away from me.

I think i know what you mean by this. Posted some screenshots to show this, its kinda hard to see because the effect isn´t that big.
Happens during physwarp and normal timewarp. Bigger timewarp has a bigger effect. It has been around at least since 1.0, but i cant find it on the tracker.

This warp problem is one where the trajectory or course a vessel is taking changes as soon as you warp. There is sometimes a change during the physics warp, but it can also happen with a regular warp or "warp to here" as seen in this video: https://youtu.be/yl4vfMigD0o

In this case, the path changed enough to fail entering Minmus SOI along the outer rim (about 2,100,000 meters) and I had to course correct to get there.

Not only can it change conic paths, but AP/PE markers and other ship icons orbiting a planet have been known to shift out of alignment and appear to orbit some cosmic dust and pass through the planet to do so. In most cases, dropping out of warp will allow the markers all to spring back, but if a rendezvous is lost this may not always be the case. Also, if you have SAS directed to follow a target and you physics warp, then the target moves, SAS believes it to have moved and course corrects, often messing you up when you drop out of warp. This seems to be more the case after you've been playing for a while or have a long persistent file going. Often tests in a new game or sand box with little to track come clean.