Interstellar's Hypercube (AKA Crazy Graphical Glitch)

[MightySheep]

My fireplace has this bug all of a sudden, I can see the sticks of the fireplace appearing and disappearing at super speed.

[Drakale]

I had some non-euclidean bushes growing around my base earlier, so I declared them heresy and purged their existence.

[loftar]

I asked earlier if there are any particular objects on-screen when this bug happens; let me change that question. It seems to me that this bug happens to particular objects. Can you identify which kinds of objects it happens to, and also whether, when it happens, it affects all object of the same type, or only some particular one among them (like, say, whether it happens to all mulberry trees at once, or only one particular mulberry tree while five others are unaffected)?

[Ozzy123]

[Jeff]

In my case, it happened to all the dandelions during that game session, whether on-screen or just nearby. Given that i could click and pick them, it could said that their model essentially "exploded". Maybe some shader goes haywire when certain parameters are involved, some that are constant per every one of them (like, the ones dependant on the time of the day). Guess i'll try to light a fire near one of them next time, so that i can see if changing their lighting (as the time of the day does) can influence said bug.

[loftar]

In my case, it happened to all the dandelions during that game session

Do you remember if there was a point where the dandelions worked, and that they broke sometime later, or were they broken from the very outset?

[DaniAngione]

In my case it was apparently caused to cliffs? And they stick to the screen after moving around

[MightySheep]

cellar stairs went derp

[Jeff]

In my case, it happened to all the dandelions during that game session

Do you remember if there was a point where the dandelions worked, and that they broke sometime later, or were they broken from the very outset?

Nah, they were broken from the get-go.
Maybe it is due of some graphical element that gets processed, cached and reused during the session - but ends up having some fault during the processing phase?

[Sever]

I had this happen last night to a fireplace and a blueberry forageable. Different areas, same client session. I didn't take screenshots and unfortunately there weren't copies of the same object around to compare.