UI scale window position

[richardemaine]

Background

Astrogator version:
0.9.2

KSP version:
1.7.3.2594 win 64 en-us

Operating system:
WIndows 10 x64

Planet packs installed:
None

Save file:

Problem

I appear to have the UI scaling bug. For some time, I thought the astrogator window just wasn't opening. Not til I perused prior posts here did it occur to me that my symptoms seemed consistent with the UI scaling bug. Reports imply that was fixed 2 years ago. My normal UI scale setting is 170% and I usually don't see the astrogator window at all. (It briefly came back right after a staging in a recent session, but when I came back later it was gone again). Indeed, if I drop the UI scaling to 100%, the astrogator window appears just fine. I pretty much can't read it or anything else on the screen, but I can see that it's there. At 150% UI scaling, the astrogator window is offset a bit low and left, but it is visible. At 170%, it disappears again. I tried manually editing the window position to a few different guesses in astrogator-settings.txt (I tried 0.0,0.0 and 0.25,.25 and 0.75,0.75) but none of them worked and after quitting I see that astrogator had automatically reset to the 0.5,0.35 that it seems to default to when UI scale is 170%. Other UI scales result in it auto-resetting to different values.

The astrogator window occasionally appears, and the position in the settings file changes, when staging. I've been unable to track down when this happens vs when it doesn't. Quitting and restarting the game makes the settings position reset and the window disappear again.

More details, such as other mods installed, are in my post in the KSP forum in the astrogator thread, You suggested I make an issue here.

[HebaruSan]

New release includes changes intended to help with this:

• https://github.com/HebaruSan/Astrogator/releases/latest

Please let me know whether you notice a difference.

[richardemaine]

Looks good at a first glance. I did notice the gradual drift when repeatedly closing and opening, as you mentioned. But that's pretty minor. It's on the screen and I can grab and move it if it happens to drift in the way of or partly behind something else. Thanks.