Water eats coast lines again. #47
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I don't notice it at z6, but in the first selection, two lakes merge through a river/canal and end up being one larger lake that eats the coastline. Vänern eats even more neighbors at z4, Mälaren merges with the sea, and actually the baltic starts eating Poland too.
Location: z4 / 60.58628 / 0.43495
Area: circle r=33639 m @ 59.06455, 14.04222
Location: z4 / 60.58628 / 0.43495
Area: circle r=74891 m @ 59.34163, 17.56724
z4
Location: z4 / 60.62801 / 0.30742
Area: circle r=39495 m @ 54.15344, 15.56918
z4
Location: z5 / 58.52275 / 7.09848
Area: circle r=67353 m @ 54.59783, 18.33572
z6
Location: z7 / 54.60001 / 17.42292
Area: circle r=8401 m @ 54.38799, 16.31268
z6
Location: z7 / 54.60030 / 17.44511
Area: circle r=9975 m @ 54.34259, 19.65352
Related to #41 (greenlit 2026-08-04): #41 is the same dominant-neighbour absorption machinery drifting cover classes; this issue may be the water face of the same ratchet (a coastal lake's sub-threshold patches absorbing into the sea as the dominant neighbour). Worked right after this one — if the #47 fix turns out to cover #41's class drift, #41 closes as fixed-by.
PR #55 — #55
art referenced this issue2026-08-04 18:42:23 +00:00
art-bot referenced this issue2026-08-04 18:49:11 +00:00
Resolved by #55 and #56