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Orbit.from_true_anomaly() will return a v_position with a flipped sign on the y axis in many cases. This likely due to calculating the eccentric anomaly from arctan() (and not arctan2, thus the angle ending up in the wrong quadrant), but I am not sure.
This is only a problem with the orbit plotting code, though, and doesn't affect actual spaceship movement.
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Orbit.from_true_anomaly() will return a v_position with a flipped sign on the y axis in many cases. This likely due to calculating the eccentric anomaly from arctan() (and not arctan2, thus the angle ending up in the wrong quadrant), but I am not sure.
This is only a problem with the orbit plotting code, though, and doesn't affect actual spaceship movement.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: