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Totally not me thinking I'd found some weird bug I spent two hours working to debug and document the oddly specific criteria that had to occur for this weird bug for a full reproduction on the github before realizing I was a dummy and the issue was a laser antenna I'd forgotten about.
Nope.
Couldn't possibly happen.
After pressing the "Jump" button on the jump gate controller, what was the message shown?
I'll look into it. Not sure how RSS does its thing so not sure if its possible.
There's a lot of config variables that can do that:
Increase MaxDriveCharge [github.com] to change the maximum amount of power a single jump gate drive can store. More power will increase the jumpable distance.
Increase MaxJumpGate50Distance [github.com] to increase the maximum reasonable distance. This is probably the best variable to change for this.
Decrease GatePowerFactorExponent [github.com] to make the power curve more linear (currently it's cubic, set to 1 for linear power increase).
Decrease GateKilowattPerKilogram [github.com] to change the amount of power needed to jump some set mass.