Linux (Fedora 44 Cinnamon Xorg)
A weird blue circle would render on top of Kerbin's oceans at certain altitudes, that would grow and shrink as I rotate my camera and would sometimes disappear completely when looking straight at the planet. Originally, I was using the KSP linux native build, but I also repro'd on GE-Proton 11-1. The bug can be triggered on a fresh save with only Deferred installed.
The circle is often glitchy and has weird corners jutting into it, and the colour also seems to change based on something? (altitude? sunlight? longitude? am not sure)
To repro (at least on my machine), I just cheated a basic probe into an equatorial orbit just under 800km above Kerbin's surface.
I also tried reinstalling Deferred, this did not fix the problem.
GPU is an Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti with latest 580xx drivers from Fedora repo
KSP 1.12.5 and Deferred 1.3.5.0
Log: (I switched to my testing probe in the tracking station and warped around a bit to look at the glitch)
KSP.log
Linux (Fedora 44 Cinnamon Xorg)
A weird blue circle would render on top of Kerbin's oceans at certain altitudes, that would grow and shrink as I rotate my camera and would sometimes disappear completely when looking straight at the planet. Originally, I was using the KSP linux native build, but I also repro'd on GE-Proton 11-1. The bug can be triggered on a fresh save with only Deferred installed.
The circle is often glitchy and has weird corners jutting into it, and the colour also seems to change based on something? (altitude? sunlight? longitude? am not sure)
To repro (at least on my machine), I just cheated a basic probe into an equatorial orbit just under 800km above Kerbin's surface.
I also tried reinstalling Deferred, this did not fix the problem.
GPU is an Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti with latest 580xx drivers from Fedora repo
KSP 1.12.5 and Deferred 1.3.5.0
Log: (I switched to my testing probe in the tracking station and warped around a bit to look at the glitch)
KSP.log