If nothing else pops up, only the problem I noticed with saving the thermal state.
I was thinking lately about stuff, and I suddenly realized that if someone steal my notebook and then run Orbiter to find what this strange red icon is about, he will not understand what to do with it because my latest scenario consists of a sealed IMS vessel which has absolutely empty pilot panel, and that person will never understand the true potential of Orbiter and IMS both because he would never manage to read manual BEFORE making his judjement that Orbiter/IMS is a confusing piece of
. And since I am a true believer in learning by doing (and I also realize that many users will be too lazy to start playing with IMS by reading its manual) I ask you to add something like [PRESS CTRL+DOWN TO GET TO ENGINEERING PANEL] message on a pilot panel of sealed IMS vesssel.
:uhh:
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Here's another case of interstellar kick-out:
http://yadi.sk/d/JFEljDTRBCx7L
When I start this scenario I can see the first frame to be correct: IMS vessel under construction, two XR-5s docked to it, Earth on the background. If I make Orbiter to start paused I can even do things in this frame like deleting stuff and so on. In the next frame I find myself
elsewhere - you know what I mean. If I start paused this happens when I turn the pause off.
If I delete XR-5s in the first frame, kick-out happens anyway. If i delete any part of IMS assembly I'm getting CTD instead.
:shrug:
It happens both under D3D9 and inline client. Turning off modules in launchpad doesn't help too. I suspect it's something to do with cargo holders/general cargo containers, but I'm not sure. Maybe it's Airdocks. Or pretty much anything else...
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Bingo! The problem appears when you save an IMS vessel with modules attached but not integrated yet. If integration is incomplete when saving, the only way to prevent the bug to appear at startup is to manually deattach all the attached modules.