I'm using your vignette to try and create some random data with the mule data from your package
random_scen <- create_scenarios_crw(rho = 0)
set.seed(1)
sim_null <- simulate_tracks(scenarios = random_scen,
n_steps = nrow(mule),
n_tracks = 1,
start_loc = data.frame(x = mule$x[1], y = mule$y[1]),
sl_par = c(0.6, 330))
I've noticed that the first location of the track generated here does not start at mule$x[1], mule$y[1], rather at x = 0.000, y = 0.000. If you replace the exact start location you require e.g. x= 535031, y = 4792508, it still has the first location of the simulated track at x = 0.000, y = 0.000.
Is this a bug? I would assume the start location should be what you set it, rather than defaulting to x = 0.000, y = 0.000. Is that right? Or maybe I'm misunderstanding and this might be user error at my end.

I'm using your vignette to try and create some random data with the mule data from your package
I've noticed that the first location of the track generated here does not start at mule$x[1], mule$y[1], rather at x = 0.000, y = 0.000. If you replace the exact start location you require e.g. x= 535031, y = 4792508, it still has the first location of the simulated track at x = 0.000, y = 0.000.
Is this a bug? I would assume the start location should be what you set it, rather than defaulting to x = 0.000, y = 0.000. Is that right? Or maybe I'm misunderstanding and this might be user error at my end.