I'll try testing it on Bop in a bit (assuming I can navigate the invisible mountains on Pol.) I've only had this happen on Pol so far (from what I understand Pol is very buggy anyways) but I had a similar manifestation of this glitch on Minmus a while back, expect instead of crashing the game, it destroyed every ship on and orbiting Minmus and broke the map view so it was essentially unplayable until I restarted the game. This would be fine if it didn't crash the game as soon as he touched the ground. Whenever I get a kerbal out on EVA and hit space to let go of the ladder, he instantly ragdolls and does not respond to any inputs (including 'R' to activate the jetpack). Hello everyone, iv'e been having a very irritating issue lately. Why is this bug still in the game? I seem to recall having this issue years ago. Assuming those are the reasons this is happening, I could attempt to redesign the whole base by using the Sr sized docking ports and keeping the mass close to the center, but that's just a theory and it may not even work. The docking ports also seem to contribute to the instability of the whole system.
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I haven't been able to nail down what exactly causes it, but it seems if there's too much mass spread out over too long a distance (such as 4 full large ore tanks and 16 drills placed far away from each other, see included image) then any tiny nudges or oscillations tend to constructively interfere and basically build up until the entire structure tears itself asunder. Beginning with the landing leg rotation bug that prevented (or at least made it very difficult) to place landing legs the way I wanted to, followed by the undocking bug which basically super glued the fuel storage tank to the skycrane in LMO and now my most feared bug has returned to lay waste to this poor outpost. My Minmus mining base has been waiting very patiently to come online and start sending interplanetary missions, but trying to build it has been a nightmare. To be more specific, wobbly self-destructing base woes.
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