Do you really mean 'morphed'?
Defined as "a special effect in motion pictures and animations that changes (or morphs) one image into another through a seamless transition" or do you mean jumped or "warped" (as in Star Trek)

Especially in these early stages where we're all trying to identify issues it's a good idea to record tracks of your missions, also useful for refining your airmanship and gunnery.

Can you reproduce the error? If it was a one-off kind of error it would be very hard for the developers to track down.

Cheers!

No, it's more like a warp effect. In my case, I was flying at around 2000 meters with the engine running rough. The next thing my plane hit the terrain and I blew up. There was no transition or strange animations at all.
It's happened to me at least twice, both times with CEM on.

I suspect the others who are experiencing the same thing also had CEM on at the time.

yup, thats pretty much it, you teleport....and making a track is a no go aswell, that just locks up the game.

Teleported would be the correct description - one moment in the sky the next bouncing off the ground or blowing up on the ground. And I confirm that on each occasion the engines seemed to be running rough.

OS: Windows 7 Professional 64 bit
Motherboard: Gigabyte P67A-UD7-83
RAM: 12 GB Corsair DDR3
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 590
CPU: Intel Core i7 - 2600K CPU @ 3.4Ghz
DirectX: 10

Tell me now that the sky turned black just before and I know: The Bermuda Triangle Effect !!!!! :-O


LOL!

OK - took some tracks and the teleporting only happened when the engines failed due to overheating - so the effect seems tied to the engine failure. When I kept the engines within temperature I was able to climb the aircraft to over 10,000 feet (Blemhein) and 5000 metres (He111H)