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Heres my latest level pack
http://camanis.net/lemmings/levelpacks.php?info&pack=157

I just finished making a replica of one of my favorite levels in Lemmings PSP in LemEdit.

http://camanis.net/lemmings/levelpacks.php?info&pack=204

You can see the PSP version of that level here: http://www.lemmingsforums.com/index.php?topic=122.0

It's not 100% the same as it's PSP counterpart because some of the terrains and traps works differently in LemEdit compare to the one in the PSP Lemmings. The Noose Trap in the PC of this level is easier to avoid. In the PSP version, that part of the level is the hardest. But in the PC version of Temple of Return, it's no longer the big trap of the level. I beaten the level once. It took a lot of tries because I kept making mistakes.

Nice one

I beat Temple of Return again. When I make a level, I will make the time limit big. Then after I beat it, I will check how time is left and I will lower it more and more. This is to keep me from stalling too much and waiting for the right moment to make a move for too long. I always wanted to see how that level will look like with the SNES Lemmings graphics. I want to remake my small levels but my PSP D-pad and joystick doesn't work and I forgot how to beat them. 

 

Heh... now I kinda wish I'd tried a little harder to get the real levelpack thread stickied.


You could try remaking those levels anyway - someone will figure out how to solve them

Cool, will definitely give it a try sometime this week.

[edit: wait a minute, where do I go to download your level? ]

My level is here called Luis Pack: http://camanis.net/lemmings/levelpacks.php

Could you put more levels in

Did anyone beat "Temple of Return" yet? I mean the new updated one because I fixed something there.

I could try remaking this one since it's small and it's one of the levels that I took pictures of when my PSP was still 100% functional. I am getting another PSP though. 

Given how dead the forum has been lately, don't expect immediate activity around your levels.

For example, I just wrapped up some work and came home past midnight. I don't expect my week to improve significantly from that until the upcoming weekend, then I'll try the level.

You've also got to consider that some people really don't like the longer levels... myself included. I'm mostly a fan of the shorter, fun but challenging ones.

According to the levels I see in the Lemmings Archive, it looks like everyone only makes small levels. I'll remake the small levels of mine. I feel rewarded when I beat my hard and long levels, since I have a lot of free time to play long games.

Luis here it is
"The Great pillar (Lemmix ver.)"

According to the levels I see in the Lemmings Archive, it looks like everyone only makes small levels. I'll remake the small levels of mine. I feel rewarded when I beat my hard and long levels, since I have a lot of free time to play long games.

Don't feel like you have to make small levels.  What you see in Lemmigs Archive pretty much just means most of us are lazy. I mean really, it's just the physics of time--larger levels take longer to make and to playtest, so there is naturally bound to be a higher number of smaller levels, especially when the incentive is mainly fun as opposed to profit.

I might actually have some free time tonight (gasp!) so, that would be the perfect time for me to try your long level.  I do have to say, from the first look of it I can actually see why you might've started off with a time limit of 15 minutes.  Not sure whether I'd consider it a good thing or not--we'll see.

I like that remake of "The Great Pillar". It looks just like the real one, except for that one terrain that is too close to the left entrance. But it doesn't matter since it doesn't effect what you need to do in that level.

Quote from: Luis on 2010-09-22 08:38:01

According to the levels I see in the Lemmings Archive, it looks like everyone only makes small levels. I'll remake the small levels of mine. I feel rewarded when I beat my hard and long levels, since I have a lot of free time to play long games.

Don't feel like you have to make small levels.  What you see in Lemmigs Archive pretty much just means most of us are lazy. I mean really, it's just the physics of time--larger levels take longer to make and to playtest, so there is naturally bound to be a higher number of smaller levels, especially when the incentive is mainly fun as opposed to profit.

I might actually have some free time tonight (gasp!) so, that would be the perfect time for me to try your long level.  I do have to say, from the first look of it I can actually see why you might've started off with a time limit of 15 minutes.  Not sure whether I'd consider it a good thing or not--we'll see.

Yeah it took me like two weeks to remake my long level. I kept finding too many errors and misplaced terrains and I was going back and forth in LemEdit to Customized Lemmings to playtest it many times. It was like a chore. I startled off with a big time limit to see how fast I can beat it. If I beat it too quick, I will lower the timer.

I might actually have some free time tonight (gasp!) so, that would be the perfect time for me to try your long level.

I've given it a quick try.  Nice level! Haven't actually solved it yet, but I definitely like the overall concept of it.  It was a pretty well thought-out puzzle with many parts to tackle, slowly working out how many lemmings you might need to take from the left side to help out with trailblazing for the right side.  The skills allocation also seems to work pretty well, neither too overly generous nor too harsh.  All in all, makes for a pretty good puzzle-oriented level that emphasized logic rather than timing, luck, or minutae.

As for the length...well, that definitely reminded me of one strong disadvantage of long levels--you make a mistake, boom it's back at the beginning.  Actually, it's not so bad now since advanced clones like Lemmix and LemmixPlayer now supports replays, so you no longer have to repeat the first 5 minutes of what you did before the stupid mistake you made at minute 6.   But yeah, now I kinda see why it would be that in all but the past year or two of custom Lemmings levels history, most levels have stayed on the short side.

Anyway, I'll continue to give it more time and tries later this week.  It would be great to see more remakes of your PSP levels.

Believe it or not, Temple of Return took me 3 months to make in the PSP. It was hard to think what terrains to put and how the level should look like so it can look nice and be hard to beat at the same time. I'm gonna remake the one in the picture since I can't check all my other levels with my messed up PSP unless I use my brother's.