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What's your time epoch. Orbiter uses TDB Modified Julian Date + 29999.5 Where did you run into trouble with this? Extremely long-term...

This might be a helpful thread https://www.orbiter-forum.com/threads/orbiter-and-earth-rotation.40260/ Also, this. Post in thread...

Awesome. I'll pull and build this when I get home tonight. I did leave a long-term test running overnight (with the previous commit)...

Ok, that should be fixed now. I noticed when the camera was moved to a distant body, previous body becoming inactive the tiles were not...

I will test this too. It seems strange that the crash is occurring at 1.7GB, and not closer to the 2GB limit. Or am I thinking of that...

There is a new commit, is the problem fixed ? There is still a memory leak somewhere causing the process memory to jump about 20-40MB...

This is a significant improvement to the memory usage over time. I've been trying pretty hard for the last two hours. Eventually, (by...

I'm running at 2560x1080. so not a super high resolution, but definitely a different aspect ratio. @CaptainSwag101 was able to...

One possible reason is to keep the API simpler, where as the internal data structures can be more complex. I don't really see any...

Collected a bit more data: I am using your latest commit: This is heap profiling from as soon as I opened the launchpad. Frame-rate...

For some strange reason NASSP has two different versions of the vector and matrix types: one which is the normal OAPI kind, and another...

I'll run the test again tonight to gather data. I saw it as high as 1.8GB when it was running out of memory. DX9 is running natively...

If you had nonspherical gravity on, I'd say that's definitely a possibility, but with it off I wouldn't expect that. even at 5fps the...

Testing in OpenOrbiter x86

if you want to exactly replicate my test case: Nonspherical gravity on Moon.cfg gravity coeff cutoff, change from 10 to 165 Dynamic...