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So this is pretty minor but I noticed that if Kopernicus has defined an icon color for a body that Principia uses the icon color instead of color to colour its orbit.
I had a vague recollection of difficulties with the colours; poking at this I found it again: celestial.orbitDriver.orbitColor is not the right color (it is white for all planets, instead of being the colour of the stock orbits). I think the icon colour (specifically, celestial.MapObject.uiNode.VisualIconData.color) was the first thing I found that was the right colour in stock and RSS.
It seems instead I should be using celestial.orbitDriver.Renderer.orbitColor. At least that has the colour of the stock orbit in stock and RSS; KSP being KSP I don’t know whether it’s actually secretly the icon colour.
I’ll let you check that #3135—to be released in Hadamard, Wednesday—fixes the issue.
So this is pretty minor but I noticed that if Kopernicus has defined an icon color for a body that Principia uses the icon color instead of color to colour its orbit.
Principia colours:
https://i.imgur.com/Xbl1AAz.png
Actual orbit colours:
https://i.imgur.com/Ej5Duv9.png
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