I had my shuttle in an orbit of 220.8 by 219.6. I did a tethered EVA that lasted maybe 5 or 6 minutes. After the astronaut was safely tucked back into the cockpit and the hatch (cargo bay) was closed I fast forwarded a couple of times to get to a planned burn to raise my orbit to around 250 by 219. Later I would circularize the orbit. I had my throttle set to zero and suddenly I saw my orbit was 440 by 45. I thought WTH because I had not done any engine burns. I thought well OK I'll de-orbit . I set up a burn to de-orbit and then I set fast forward. When I did that, the spacecraft accelerated and went on a parabolic path away from Droo. I have no idea why that happened. I know that on some EVA's I've done in the past, the orbit would change by a few KM, but nothing like what happened tonight.


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    514 OldCoach

    @diegoavion84 Thanks for your reply. This is the first time I've seen this type thing happen in SR-2. I've been playing this game since late 2018. I must of hit just the right conditions for that bug to appear.

    4.0 years ago
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    I suggest to see in the map view what happen , because there is a bug that makes the orbits to shake an then change

    +1 4.0 years ago

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