Quote from: WillLem on August 08, 2026, 06:41:22 PM@Proxima - I'll probably start including your compilation with CE, after making the updates you've suggested in your OP.
Every now and then, someone asks about the OG levels. Many people probably don't ask, but still want them. Let's just provide them once and for all.
Hi WillLem, first of all, I wanted to thank you for your work in the Lemmings community. I hadn't visited the forum in a long time, and when I logged in recently, I was pleasantly surprised to see that there are active Lemmings projects.
I had previously tried earlier versions of NeoLemmix and Lemmix, though I don't think NeoLemmix was as advanced back then as it is now.
I wanted to play the original games on Windows properly, which is why I asked for those levels for NeoLemmix in this thread. BUT, after digging deeper into the forum, I realized that SuperLemmix is actually the best way to play these levels. It's fantastic.
The thing is, I notice it's somewhat buried or hidden on the forum; to me, it seems like the right approach for playing the original levels. Perhaps it should be suggested somewhere prominent that SuperLemmix is a better option for playing the DMA levels.
I also really loved the "Yippie! More Lemmings" and "Lemmings Multiverse" packs; at first, I didn't know what they were, but once I saw the info for each level in the selector, I understood.
Off-topic: The PS3 Lemmings version has a broken music index file, so the music doesn't play... and in one of the packs I mentioned earlier, the *Shadow of the Beast* Mega Drive level plays random music... at least from what I've seen so far.
I really love SuperLemmix... and NeoLemmix too, though I see that one as being better suited for new levels.