* Init reload command (lots of things not working yet)
* Add back in class line (accidentally deleted)
* Add back in key modifiers (accidentally deleted)
* Unpack tuple from changed `get_module`
* Init MainRunManager & respawn IPython shell
* Init cleanup of scenes from manager
* Restore string quotes
* Still take `self.preview` into account
* Remove left-over code from module experimentation
* Remove double window activation
* Reset scenes array in RunManager
* Move self.args None check up
* Use first available window
* Don't use constructor for RunManager
* Use self. syntax
* Init moderngl context manually
* Add some comments for failed attempts to reset scene
* Reuse existing shell (this fixed the bug 🎉)
* Remove unused code
* Remove unnecessary intermediate ReloadSceneException
* Allow users to finally exit
* Rename main_run_manager to reload_manager
* Add docstrings to `ReloadManager`
* Improve reset management in window
* Clarify why we use magic exit_raise command
* Add comment about window reuse
* Improve docstrings in ReloadManager & handle case of 0 scenes
* Set scene and title earlier
* Run linter suggestions
It seems this issues is no longer there in the case of list constructors(?). Although it still exists for functions defined within a cell, that can be circumvented with more explicit function arguments.
When the time intervals are (0, dt, 2dt, ...), during the first frame processing, only the video is inserted, but the update parameter is 0, which causes scene.time to be inaccurate. The correct time intervals should be (dt, 2dt, ...)
The colors in a scene can look a little different in a preview window vs. in the rendered file written by ffmpeg. This is mean to bring them closer together.
