This screenshot is the resulting error if a hint distribution has an order of 0 for the trial hint type. The same error occurs if the always hint type is set to an order of 0. Having an order of 0 causes a hint type to not be a part of the hint_dist dictionary, which causes a break in lines 1497 and 1542 of Hints.py. To my knowledge no other hint types function this way, where the hint types are hardcoded to always be expected.
This screenshot is the resulting error if a hint distribution has an order of 0 for the trial hint type. The same error occurs if the always hint type is set to an order of 0. Having an order of 0 causes a hint type to not be a part of the hint_dist dictionary, which causes a break in lines 1497 and 1542 of Hints.py. To my knowledge no other hint types function this way, where the hint types are hardcoded to always be expected.