[Scene Editor] Loading many scenes in succession eventually renders garbled sprites

[Treeways]

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• I have checked both open and closed issues and confirmed this bug has not already been reported.
• I am not asking for tech support (e.g. error when starting program or trying to build).
• I am not reporting an issue with assets/scripts/logic of a specific game/mod; this bug is directly related to the editor itself.
• This bug is not related to any unofficial forks of the editor, and any issues with those should be kept in the appropriate repository.

Editor Tool

Scene Editor

RSDK Version

v3

Expected Behavior

R41D/Act1.bin loads normally.

Actual Behavior

Sprites appear garbled.

Steps to Reproduce

What I did was load every scene in its proper order to get its level data in XML format, ie.

1. Load Palmtree Panic 1; save XML
2. Load Palmtree Panic 1 Past; save XML
3. ...etc until getting to R41D, which is Tidal Tempest Bad Future

To fix, close the Scene Editor tab and reopen it.

On exporting XML, it seems like whether there were garbled sprites or not, the data was identical - so it could be a rendering issue.

Also, I got a bunch of "Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing:" errors in the log output, but this also happened with stages that rendered normally.

ie.

Warning: QXcbConnection: XCB error: 3 (BadWindow), sequence: 64641, resource id: 10741315, major code: 40 (TranslateCoords), minor code: 0 (:0, )
RETROED: Loading scene...   0%
RETROED:                   14%
RETROED:                   28%
RETROED:                   42%
RETROED:                   56%
RETROED:                   70%
RETROED:                   84%
RETROED: Loaded scene Act1.bin
Warning: QXcbConnection: XCB error: 3 (BadWindow), sequence: 449, resource id: 10746055, major code: 40 (TranslateCoords), minor code: 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"3\">3</variable>" , 3 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"unused\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"unused\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"5\">5</variable>" , 5 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
Warning: QString::arg: Argument missing: "<variable name=\"propertyValue\" type=\"uint8\" value=\"0\">0</variable>" , 0 (:0, )
...about 300 more

Screenshots

(It does, however, look very cool.)

Was another editor used on the file(s)?

No response

Platform

Fedora Linux 41

Additional Comments

Tested with both CD Mobile and CD Origins datafiles.