I found the following problem.
A vessel with mining drills, built today, behaves erratically during mining. Installing different types of gyroscopes does not help. A vessel with mining drills, built earlier, behaves stably during mining.
Static Platform vs. New Grid Identical Blueprint Affecting Drill Physics
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Version: 0.12.23.35
Description:]Drills behave differently depending on whether a ship was originally built as a free-floating grid or spawned from a platform blueprint.
Reproduction Steps:
- Build a drill ship from a fresh grid in space.
- Test the drill on an asteroid—it works smoothly.
- Create a blueprint of the working drill ship ("Grid" blueprint name).
- Place the blueprint on a static platform and remove the linking block, converting it to a ship.
- Make a new blueprint of this ship (which now has "Platform" in the blueprint name).
- Spawn this new blueprint as a ship and test the drill.
- Observe jerky, strong drill physics when contacting an asteroid.
Expected Behavior:
- The drill should behave the same regardless of whether the ship was initially a free-floating grid or spawned from a static platform.
Observed Behavior:
- A ship built from a new grid drills smoothly.
- A ship spawned from a platform-based blueprint exhibits strong, jerky physics when drilling.
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Hello ,
I have reproduced and reported this issue internally. I have also added this thread to our internal ticket (SE2-26580).
Kind Regards,
Bartosz
Keen Software House
Hello ,
I have reproduced and reported this issue internally. I have also added this thread to our internal ticket (SE2-26580).
Kind Regards,
Bartosz
Keen Software House
Hello!
I observe this behavior now both in creative and survival modes.
In survival mode when mining vessel is welded from a blueprint attached to a static grid it shows the behavior described in the original post.
This essentially makes atmospheric mining vehicles unuseable as they have to be welded this way due to planet's gravity.
Therefore i think this ticket deserves prioritization.
Regards
Hello!
I observe this behavior now both in creative and survival modes.
In survival mode when mining vessel is welded from a blueprint attached to a static grid it shows the behavior described in the original post.
This essentially makes atmospheric mining vehicles unuseable as they have to be welded this way due to planet's gravity.
Therefore i think this ticket deserves prioritization.
Regards
I have attached a video
I have attached a video
I changed the number and location of the drills, but nothing changes.
I changed the number and location of the drills, but nothing changes.
Bug is still present. It's so powerful, that in tight places CLANG destroys the drill.
Temporary solution: place any heavy block as a new grid (or in space?), then attach bugged blueprint to it
(it remains non static), then you can remove that heavy block and save fixed blueprint (or just weld and use your welded miner).
Bug is still present. It's so powerful, that in tight places CLANG destroys the drill.
Temporary solution: place any heavy block as a new grid (or in space?), then attach bugged blueprint to it
(it remains non static), then you can remove that heavy block and save fixed blueprint (or just weld and use your welded miner).
Here is a video of a not bugged Drill Ship, to compare : (attached video)
Here is a video of a not bugged Drill Ship, to compare : (attached video)
When I attempt to add a Blueprint in space I can't even get the extension like you do when on the planet. I have to add the BP close enough to the base in space that the landing gear is almost touching the platform and weld that first. I have never used the building from the connector option.
When I attempt to add a Blueprint in space I can't even get the extension like you do when on the planet. I have to add the BP close enough to the base in space that the landing gear is almost touching the platform and weld that first. I have never used the building from the connector option.
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