Here's a normal LiSE world produced by running the wolfsheep example for around fifteen turns, closing ELiDE, reopening, time traveling back to turn 9, and then closing ELiDE again.
When I open this world in LiSE, and advance time for a while, like so:
import shutil
import tempfile
from LiSE import Engine
with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as td:
shutil.unpack_archive("badnodekfsheep.tar.gz", td)
with Engine(td + "/wolfsheep/") as eng:
for _ in range(20):
eng.next_turn()
...it creates a keyframe that's not consistent with the observed state of the world. The develop branch has an assertion in it that fails, demonstrating the issue
Here's a normal LiSE world produced by running the wolfsheep example for around fifteen turns, closing ELiDE, reopening, time traveling back to turn 9, and then closing ELiDE again.
badkfsheep.tar.gz
When I open this world in LiSE, and advance time for a while, like so:
...it creates a keyframe that's not consistent with the observed state of the world. The
developbranch has an assertion in it that fails, demonstrating the issue