Just bought the game a couple days ago and am really beginning to enjoy it.
However, last night, I was exploring and decided to find a warp gate. I assume it was a warp gate/black hole/wormhole (shiny and colorful?). Around 10km out, my ship began to accelerate on its own. I didn't have to hold down "w". I assumed it was due to the fact that I was experiencing a massive gravitational pull. If that is the case, that's awesome to include.
I end up traveling through. Ever since that, my ship now will randomly start accelerating as if I'm on auto-pilot. I can barely break. I have to close the app and re-open Starmade to kill the
acceleration.
Here are some things that might be relevant.
TL;DR: Traveled through warp/worm hole/blackhole. As I approached, experienced max acceleration and assumed gravity. Passed through and now have max acceleration as if I'm in auto-pilot. Even when I come to complete stop, my ship auto-accelerates.
However, last night, I was exploring and decided to find a warp gate. I assume it was a warp gate/black hole/wormhole (shiny and colorful?). Around 10km out, my ship began to accelerate on its own. I didn't have to hold down "w". I assumed it was due to the fact that I was experiencing a massive gravitational pull. If that is the case, that's awesome to include.
I end up traveling through. Ever since that, my ship now will randomly start accelerating as if I'm on auto-pilot. I can barely break. I have to close the app and re-open Starmade to kill the
acceleration.
Here are some things that might be relevant.
- This was on a server, have not tried single player yet.
- I do have an Xbox 360 controller plugged in and keybinded. (Haven't thought about unplugging when I find this bug)
- This seems to happen when I travel between sectors. I will try and repeat this.
TL;DR: Traveled through warp/worm hole/blackhole. As I approached, experienced max acceleration and assumed gravity. Passed through and now have max acceleration as if I'm in auto-pilot. Even when I come to complete stop, my ship auto-accelerates.