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Bézier curve replay

We have sampled a curved handle at t = 1/2. Now its first inner control rises from (4, 8) to (4, 16). The old answer still explains the old handle.

Bézier curve replay — The original answer has its premisesP0P1P2P3(6, 7/2)
Current sample: (6, 7/2)

Selected result
What remains connected

Open the full replay walkthrough →

What is checked, and where this example stops

The fixture discovers eight producer-consumer edges, rejects premature mixed-version replay, carries unaffected observations and resumes a restored paused graph without rewriting history.

The driver selects the edit and replay order. This example requires fresh premises for a current sample; a separately declared provisional or coarser use of history could still be useful.

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Actual fixture source

bezier-replay.gojo

Root 0: transformations, inputs and the edit. Root 1: open outline for the recorded replay and timeline.

This file constructs the connected structure. The validation driver selects reads, actions and bindings for the stepped experiment; parsing this text alone does not run the sequence.

Download .gojo ↓Language reference ↗