Flexi player has now been uploaded, enjoy!
Am currently uploading the all-in-one zip (may take a few minutes since it's a very large file).
NOTE - there is a mistake in the included info on SYSTEM.DAT format. There is *NOT* a 16th rank name slot that should be left blank; only include 15 rank names (or rank-name-sized blank spaces as applicable).As mentioned in the readme - you do NOT need to include style files with custom packs, as long as they're using the NeoCustLemmix numbering system. (You do need to include VGASPECs though.) Obviously this only applies to the styles that also exist in NeoCustLemmix, ie: the styles from the official games, the LPII and LPIII styles, and the Sega style.
And rather than wait for someone to ask, here's how to implement the two new features with a hex editor:
"Oddtabling"1) Change the byte at 0x0C, turn the 5th bit on (in other words, add 0x10 to it)
2) Change the byte at 0x10 to the section number of the level to copy from (zero-based, so the first rank is 00, second is 01, etc)
3) Change the byte at 0x12 to the level number to copy from (also zero-based, so level 1 is 00, level 2 is 01, etc)
Custom gimmick combinations1) Change the byte at 0x0C, turn the 6th bit on (in other words, add 0x20 to it)
2) Treating the bytes at 0x08, 0x0A, 0x0C and 0x0E as if they were a single 4-byte value (with 0x0E being the least significant byte), toggle the following bits on to add the corresponding gimmick. These are also listed from the least significant bit first:
Bit 0: SuperLemming
Bit 1: Frenzy
Bit 2: Reverse Skill Count
Bit 3: Karoshi
Bit 4: Unalterable Terrain
Bit 5: Skill Count Overflow
Bit 6: No Gravity
Bit 7: Hardworkers
Bit 8: Backwards Walkers
Bit 9: Lazy Lemmings
Bit 10: Exhaustion
Bit 11: Non-Fatal Bombers
Bit 12: Invincible Lemmings
Bit 13: One Skill Per LemmingNote that if a custom gimmick combination is in effect, the standard gimmick code will be ignored; they do not combine. And note that combinations that directly contradict each other (for example, Hardworkers + Lazy Lemmings) may have weird or unpredictable results, though they aren't likely to cause crashes.