comments & clarity

KSPCommunityFixes/BugFixes/ReRootPreserveSurfaceAttach.cs

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ protected override void ApplyPatches(List<PatchInfo> patches)
         // it tries to alter a part's surface attachment so that it mirrors the surface attach node of its parent.
         // But that's not a great idea, because a lot of things depend on the surface attach node never changing.
         // For example, if the user then picks the part back up, it won't attach the same way to anything else
-        // To Fix this, instead of using the child's actual srfAttachNode, we create a new surface attach node and
+        // To fix this, instead of using the child's actual srfAttachNode we create a new surface attach node and
         // just stick it in the regular AttachNode list.
         static bool AttachNode_ReverseSrfNodeDirection_Prefix(AttachNode __instance, AttachNode fromNode)
         {
@@ -43,11 +43,17 @@ static bool AttachNode_ReverseSrfNodeDirection_Prefix(AttachNode __instance, Att
             AttachNode newSrfAttachNode = AttachNode.Clone(fromNode);
             newSrfAttachNode.owner = __instance.owner;
             newSrfAttachNode.attachedPart = fromNode.owner;
+            // the name here isn't important, but if anyone is debugging an issue I'd like to make it clear where it came from.
+            // I'm pretty sure the empty string has some special meaning, and we need to be sure it doesn't collide with any existing node IDs
             newSrfAttachNode.id = "KSPCF-reroot-srfAttachNode";
+
+            // convert the position, orientation from the other part's local space into ours
             Vector3 positionWorld = fromNode.owner.transform.TransformPoint(fromNode.position);
             Vector3 orientationWorld = fromNode.owner.transform.TransformDirection(fromNode.orientation);
-            newSrfAttachNode.position = newSrfAttachNode.originalPosition = newSrfAttachNode.owner.transform.InverseTransformPoint(positionWorld);
-            newSrfAttachNode.orientation = newSrfAttachNode.originalOrientation = -newSrfAttachNode.owner.transform.InverseTransformDirection(orientationWorld);
+            newSrfAttachNode.originalPosition = newSrfAttachNode.owner.transform.InverseTransformPoint(positionWorld);
+            newSrfAttachNode.originalOrientation = -newSrfAttachNode.owner.transform.InverseTransformDirection(orientationWorld);
+            newSrfAttachNode.position = newSrfAttachNode.originalPosition;
+            newSrfAttachNode.orientation = newSrfAttachNode.originalOrientation;
             newSrfAttachNode.owner.attachNodes.Add(newSrfAttachNode);
 
             // now clear the srfAttachNodes from both parts