Why do I get the feeling that De-bugging ED is like the puzzle box in Hellraiser... You get some right and it breaks something else, then again then again then....AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!
FSS still broken
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Why do I get the feeling that De-bugging ED is like the puzzle box in Hellraiser... You get some right and it breaks something else, then again then again then....AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!
Happened to me on PS4 too - I thought I was imagining it! Glad I wasn’t.
Oh. Ok. Probably has something to do with the mouse. I use the axes on my Logitech Side Panel to pitch and zoom and never had this problem.
The FSS was working perfectly for me last night, not one issue at all.
I am wondering if it's a control issue. I control it using none traditional methods and it's fine for me.
I am wondering if it's a control issue. I control it using none traditional methods and it's fine for me.
I'm still getting the "tilts til completely sideways" problem :/
What's happening on PS4, exactly?
I go to centre a circle with my cursor and it vanishes. I need to unzoom and rezoom to try to see the circle again. Will capture it later and post.
I agree. I think there is an issue, it's just not effecting everyone.
This isn't new for me at least, I've experienced signals sometimes drifting away after the third or fourth zoom-in right from the day the FSS was released (PS4 player).
Can confirm I’ve had the same issue as OP (Xbox one), and trying to push magnets together is a very accurate accurate description of the issue. Last time it happened to me was before the patch on Tuesday.
It hasn’t been a common problem for me though, think its only happened twice. Wondering now if a quick relog would have resolved the issue or if simply moving into the system more would have helped. I just moved on...
It hasn’t been a common problem for me though, think its only happened twice. Wondering now if a quick relog would have resolved the issue or if simply moving into the system more would have helped. I just moved on...
If i could travel back in time and told you that they would take down the guardian booster 3 times in order to fix it MONTHS after its appearence, you would probably have said the same thing lol.Totally realistic hopes are always welcome!
I have had this occur on a few occasions, but (as I have a minor issue in my PC) I thought nothing of it (as I felt it was related to my PC, and I am going to re-work it soon). However, now I know it is also affecting other Players I will document what I have found about this problem so far.
The problems only occurs when there are Secondary Stars, and one (or more) of these Secondary Stars have objects orbiting them. These Secondary Star systems are not part of the Primary Star system objects (I have had occasions where a Primary Star has had a Brown Dwarf Star in its' group, with objects of its' own, and been able to scan ALL objects within the Primary Star group without the problem occurring).
The Primary Star does NOT need to have objects (other than those relating to Secondary Stars) orbiting it.
The objects orbiting the Secondary Star need to be close enough (in relationship to the position of the scanning vessel) so that the FSS would need to zoom in more than once (I have had a Secondary Star system close enough that I was able to scan all but two objects without having to move from the exit point of the Jump. The further away the Secondary Star system is the more likely the problem will occur.
Once I have got close enough to the Secondary Star system I will be able to scan the objects within. However, if there are still some objects that cannot be separated without zooming in further the problem will occur again, so I will need to get closer to the Secondary System.
The problems only occurs when there are Secondary Stars, and one (or more) of these Secondary Stars have objects orbiting them. These Secondary Star systems are not part of the Primary Star system objects (I have had occasions where a Primary Star has had a Brown Dwarf Star in its' group, with objects of its' own, and been able to scan ALL objects within the Primary Star group without the problem occurring).
The Primary Star does NOT need to have objects (other than those relating to Secondary Stars) orbiting it.
The objects orbiting the Secondary Star need to be close enough (in relationship to the position of the scanning vessel) so that the FSS would need to zoom in more than once (I have had a Secondary Star system close enough that I was able to scan all but two objects without having to move from the exit point of the Jump. The further away the Secondary Star system is the more likely the problem will occur.
Once I have got close enough to the Secondary Star system I will be able to scan the objects within. However, if there are still some objects that cannot be separated without zooming in further the problem will occur again, so I will need to get closer to the Secondary System.
And you wonder why companies have beta testing.
Even worse players pay for the privilege to beta test, how did that happen?
This engine and design has probably done it's time.
Too many devs moving of to better things leaving a rash of rookies trying to figure out what to do on dodgy code.
2020 is going to be Elite 5, this game is in hibernation mode until then.
Even worse players pay for the privilege to beta test, how did that happen?
This engine and design has probably done it's time.
Too many devs moving of to better things leaving a rash of rookies trying to figure out what to do on dodgy code.
2020 is going to be Elite 5, this game is in hibernation mode until then.
This is still an issue in the September Update. Entire FSS field of view starts spinning like a top when you zoom on a distant cluster of bodies and then move the reticle away from the center.
Probably wont do any good, but maybe you should add it to the list.