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Can use Action Groups on a probe core with no connection #24

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Starstrider42 opened this issue May 26, 2014 · 2 comments · Fixed by #179
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Can use Action Groups on a probe core with no connection #24

Starstrider42 opened this issue May 26, 2014 · 2 comments · Fixed by #179

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@Starstrider42
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Original issue at Cilph/RemoteTech2#201.

Peppe-KSP wrote:

Decouple or undock a satellite. If you stay in physics range you can switch to that satellite and activate anything you like with action groups, but cannot activate/control anything with mouse or movement keys.

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Peppie84 commented Aug 8, 2014

I found this issue while i was looking for #148

to reproduce:

second way:

  • use the same save file
  • Go to the tracking station and switch to the vessel and undock the satellite
  • Go to the Space Center
  • Go to the tracking station and switch to the satellite (be sure you have no connection when you switch to the satellite)
    = Now you can toggle the ActionGroups as well

This happens because the satellite has no connection and the GetLocks() (RTCore:69) function will not called while you have no connection. So if we put this function call some lines above we will fix this bug without any functionality lose.

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I suspected #148 might be an input locking issue, so this doesn't surprise me. I'll still need to figure out why it's only causing trouble now, though. Hopefully I can do it over the weekend.

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