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Radbolt engine produces radiation after landing from orbit

mackhuffer

By mackhuffer

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Radbolt engine produces radiation when landing from orbit. Doesn't seem to happen as consistently when landing directly from a space tile that is further out. The level of fuel in the engine also doesn't seem to matter. Once landed, I can refuel the rocket with its own emissions. This has been a thing for a while, but I see it consistently now.

Also, not sure if the level of radiation emitted by the engine matches the intent of the rad rescale.

Steps to Reproduce

Launch a rocket with a radbolt engine with a full tank. Send it on a "normal" mission, but have it return to the orbit only. Wait a short amount of time, then land it manually. The radiation plume should appear before the rocket actually lands.

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A developer has marked this issue as fixed. This means that the issue has been addressed in the current development build and will likely be in the next update.
Gurgel

I have seen the same thing. I don't know what triggered it, but on 3 flights with the same rocket, after the first 2 landings it output radiation like crazy (>10k/cycle at the radbolt receiver point, looked like the picture above) with no decay, and after the 3rd landing, nothing. 

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