BorisTheBrave

I've overhauled how rotations work a bit to standarize and hopefully simplify it. As part of that added overloads of [SetFrequency](https://github.com/BorisTheBrave/DeBroglie/commit/9256e9c56610ab6ba4a633eee83bda99c0cf3664) and MultipleyFrequency which are "rotation aware", which I think...

You can add some lake samples, then call [MultiplyFrequency](https://boristhebrave.github.io/DeBroglie/api/DeBroglie.Models.TileModel.html#DeBroglie_Models_TileModel_MultiplyFrequency_DeBroglie_Tile_System_Double_) to set the frequency of the the lake tile to zero. Then it is legal to place, but WCF will never...

Ok, I've had a thought about what you want. I think you won't find adding holes alone sufficient. Holes would be totally ignored, you want a tile to influence other...

The entire tracker framework is internal as I couldn't find a nice way of making it public without exposing too many internals. It's just an optimization, so it doesn't really...

That sounds like it needs fixing, but I don't think I can proceed without a test case. (note you can fix the random seed to get reproducible results).

Unfortunately, this isn't reproducing anytning for me. I've tried many seeds, and there are no issues. Are you using the latest version, read from the master branch? Otherwise, I'm afraid...

Yes, I would love to see that. If it is a port, then you'll need to include the MIT licenses from this project to indicate you've taken material from it...

Yes, please add. Baffling to have a prng library with no way of generating floats.

I think this is a numeric problem with parallel lines - adjusting certain points a small amount in the y axis fixes it, but not sliding them in the x-axis....

While I appreciate the sentiment, many of these deviations from python standards were deliberate. I am not aiming to write the best python code, but rather the clearest code for...