Compress Parts (Rotate) leads to RUD at high angles

[fat-lobyte]

If Konstruction ports are docked at a high roll angle (the black rectanble is on opposite sides), clicking "Compress Parts (Rotate)" will cause the craft to disassemble and send parts spinning at high velocities.

This happens 100% of the times at high angles (like 180°), but the lower the angle, the more random it gets and the lower the probability of it happening.

For reproduction,

1. load the following save file: konstruction-rotate-parts-disassembly.sfs.txt
2. Right-Click on one Port, click "Reset Acquire". The ports should dock now automatically
3. Click Compress Parts (Rotate)

[ghost]

And it does not respect the angle setting. It happens to me sometimes, that I accidentaly place one dock rotated 180°. It would be nice if either
a) respected the angle setting on the port (which you can set to 180° for snap) or
b) never rotated more than 180° (angleNeeded % 180 ... modulo, or maybe 90°) to prevent the explosion alltogether while still fixing small errors.

I have looked at the code, it seems to be here: https://github.com/BobPalmer/Konstruction/blob/master/Source/Konstruction/Konstruction/ModuleWeldablePort.cs

        private Vector3 GetRotation(WeldingData wData)
        {
            var offset = Quaternion.Inverse(wData.DockingPortA.transform.localRotation)
                * wData.DockingPortB.transform.localRotation;
            var oAngle = offset.eulerAngles;           
            //Add a 180 x-flip.
            return new Vector3(oAngle.x, oAngle.y, CorrectAngle(oAngle.z - 180));
}

But I don't know how to fix it, which angle is which, don't know KSP API / Unity.

[fat-lobyte]

@firda-cze There is a certain chance that the Angle Snap doesn't do what you think it does. It certainly didn't do what I expected it to do, until I experimented with it. Here's how it's mean to work:
https://github.com/UmbraSpaceIndustries/MKS/wiki/Functions-(Konstruction)#angle-snap

[ghost]

For example, if the Angle is set to 180, there are only 2 allowed positions: 0° and 180°.

I think I know perfectly how it works or should work. It should be the parameter to the modulo (if non-zero) and Compress-Rotate should never rotate more than half of this (choose the angle closest to zero).