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As mentioned above, I will do a vehicle coordinate frame post separately as there's a lot to cover. But to answer this specific question, the vehicle frame follows the normal aircraft convention, so: X: Forward (roll) Y: Right (pitch) Z: Down (yaw) This means right roll is positive, pitch up...

Fascinating, thanks for the report. I think I might know how this could happen, but will have to run some experiments.

This does work but only when the UI "box" around the planet appears (usually you have to zoom out). I agree this is a bit tedious at the moment.

This is already in the game. You can play around with values in the engine designer (meant primarily for modders, not players): https://discord.com/channels/1260011486735241329/1296653251902443551/1443398092803280928

I finally got around to looking at this and I believe it is now fixed. The situation is already broken in the save so it will still have the error, but I don't believe new flights should have this issue once a new public build is pushed. Thanks for the report, and let me know if it happens again!

At the moment we only use CCF when close to a celestial body and CCI when farther away. CCI with f64 will get you millimeter precision out to approximately the orbit of Pluto, so it's almost good enough even for the real solar system. We do the CCF <-> CCI transition approximately at the...

Celestial Coordinate Frames in KSA One of the many things that makes space flight confusing is losing the "up" direction. This is true for astronauts on EVA, but can be even worse for those trying to do the math on the ground. Quantities like roll, pitch, and yaw, the orbital elements, and...

Can you post the problematic save file? I would like to get a look at this one.