Does it happens with attached dlls ? I've added altitude parameter in all conditions for second stage explosions, now second stages should explode only in atmosphere at low altitudes.Sure, less than a minute after the second stage shutdown, kaboom, lot of debris.
As I understand, that's not even a failure that could happen and it doesn't respect FMULT 0.00 and like I said it happens every single time.
As you can see I use a dummy payload but it blows up whatever payload is installed, I don't even want to think about what would happen with a manned dragon.
It is because this "burn the second stage during reentry" feature is controlled by dV. When second stage reenter atmosphere it works well, but it also works when airspeed is decreased by any other reason... :facepalm: I don't know why this "Atmospheric wind effects" fixes this bug. :hmm:
...I think it doesn't.
That issue was fixed in Orbiter 111029, as it's been marked.
Module LPad.dll .............. [Build 120118, API 100830]
Module Payload.dll ........... [Build 120118, API 100830]
Module Falcon_9.dll .......... [Build 120118, API 100830]
AttachPayload() 0
AttachPayload() 1
Finished initialising status
Finished initialising camera
Finished initialising panels
Finished setting up render state
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>>> WARNING: Obsolete API function used: VESSEL::GetHorizonAirspeedVector
At least one active module is accessing an obsolete interface function.
Addons which rely on obsolete functions may not be compatible with
future versions of Orbiter.
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Second Stage() 0
Second Stage() 1
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>>> WARNING: Obsolete API function used: VESSEL::GetShipAirspeedVector
At least one active module is accessing an obsolete interface function.
Addons which rely on obsolete functions may not be compatible with
future versions of Orbiter.
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>>> ERROR: DDraw error DDERR_CANTCREATEDC
>>> [OrbiterGraphics::clbkGetSurfaceDC | .\OGraphics.cpp | 1556]
---------------------------------------------------------------Release() 0
Release() 1
DELETE
I can confirm that (see my edit on my post #184)
what I meant was: I don't know with what (Orbiter-BETA) version this issue was produced by Jarod
Double click on it (or single click if you use single click to open or execute files), follow any eventual instructions for installing it. You can delete the VC++ 2010 Redistributable installation package after it has been installed in your system.
It's and executable and it should install itself in the right directory
