Tests: Differentiate between Python 2 and Python 3 saves #144
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I remembered that World_pb2.py now supposedly is the same for Python 2 and 3. Is that right? And if so: Well...maybe we don't need separate pickle-files? Since I can't use the Python 2-version of Worldengine I also can't check what it would output and if the files maybe are the same. |
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protobuf solves the python2/3 problem (one file fits all), but only for protobuf worlds. :) |
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Oh, I'm an idiot. Disregard my last comment.^^ (I was thinking about pickle and somehow mixed the protobuf file in, and then thought "Hey, maybe the problem is non-existent?".) |
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If this is ok, I will follow up with an update to my PR at worldengine-data.
Mindwerks/worldengine-data#1