Guys, I have noticed the autopilot goes way too close to stars, most of the time nothing happens. but...
If the System star happens to be Right between your location and your destination, the autopilot or crashes into the Star, or Stops too close and you get burned and blow up. im flying in some purist systems with a pacifier. now it happened for the second time in a row.
Anyone else can confirm this?
Autopilot Crashes into Stars SVN: 11873
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It's still hapening hauling cargo last night llama loaded a 187% mass
going to third cargo drop bang auto-specked into a star
going to third cargo drop bang auto-specked into a star
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your mass should not effect spec. If it does then that's another bug in spec.
from what it sounds like, stars aren't being given a large enough gravity well to stop spec. We probablly use the same distance to stop that we use for planets but stars have the added benefit of burning you to death at a certain range.
from what it sounds like, stars aren't being given a large enough gravity well to stop spec. We probablly use the same distance to stop that we use for planets but stars have the added benefit of burning you to death at a certain range.
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