In DOS Lemmings (not sure about Amiga, which is what SuperLemmini tries most closely to imitate), the level format has 32 object slots, but only the first 16 work - the last 16 will be visible in-game, but won't actually function (exception: entrances will function even when they're in the last 16, just as long as there's no more than four entrances on a level - the 5th and onwards won't function, even if they're not in these last 16 slots). SuperLemmini may be reproducing this.

To be clear - I don't know for sure that's what's going on here, it's just a plausible explanation, as SuperLemmini does retain support for fake objects so could reproduce this effect.

Regarding the skill panel - there isn't enough room in that window to zoom it any further than it already is (while still sticking to an integer zoom). Make the window a bit wider and it should be possible - if your screen has sufficient room for it, that is. The compact skill panel's unzoomed width is 320px in low-res or 640px in high-res. Note that NeoLemmix is DPI-unaware; if you override the default behaviour in compatibility settings, to set "Scaling performed by application", this might help. (This doesn't apply if your OS scaling is 100%, in which case this won't make a difference.)

I'll see what I can do about the other points.

Details on how to provide high-res graphics for your styles have been added to the styles format topic: https://www.lemmingsforums.net/index.php?topic=4337.0

Your understanding of what should happen is correct, and your guess as to why this happens is the same as mine.

This has always been possible in new-formats. Put the files in your pack's folder, using the same filename as in gfx/menu or gfx/panel (as applicable).

For high-resolution (panel graphics only), add "-hr" to the end of the filename (before the ".png" extension). High-resolution, of course, requires NeoLemmix V12.8.0 (currently only available as an RC build).

Known bug (that was discovered while double-checking that this works): If a pack provides custom low-res graphics but doesn't provide high-res ones, NeoLemmix falls back to default instead of upscaling. (EDIT: Now fixed as of commit 8e5717a.)

I had a look over the levels, though I was only able to solve 3 of them so far. Replays for those + intended solution for my level attached. All three of the ones I solved (Crane's rule 1, and both of WillLem's levels) were quite nice levels.

At this point, the target date for V12.8.0 stable is "sometime in February" - no specific date set yet.

The Release Candidate build for V12.8.0 is now here.


Download V12.8.0-RC1: https://www.neolemmix.com/download.php?id=381

This download does not include any copy of the editor. Please use the stable editor version for now. If levels refuse to open in it, first try running them through Cleanse Levels using V12.8.0 (F8 on title screen of a pack).

This download only includes the Orig and OhNo styles, plus "default", "xmas" and "special". You can use the in-game Style Manager (in the Settings) to download other styles, or you can download styles manually:
- All styles: https://www.neolemmix.com/download.php?id=382
- Any individual style: https://www.neolemmix.com/styles/12.8/XXXXXXXX.zip (replace XXXXXXXX with the style's name, eg: https://www.neolemmix.com/styles/12.8/orig_fire.zip for orig_fire)

As always, it is recommended you install the RC build to a new folder, rather than trying to use it in the same folder as your existing version of NeoLemmix.

If you have a custom hotkey setup you'd like to keep, run the new version once, then copy settings/hotkeys.ini across from your V12.7.X folder. Please note that in this case, you will need to manually add keys (if desired) for the new "Projection Shadow" and "Skill Projection Shadow" features.



No change to existing content is required. However, if you have custom lemming sprites, you may want to update them to reflect the recent changes to the Blocker and Digger sprites. You may also, if you have any custom styles, wish to create high-resolution graphics for them - but this is completely optional.

Please report any bugs you find! This update should not break any existing content (at least that I can think of), so if something does break, assume it's a bug and report it rather than trying to update your content to work around it. (This is, of course, assuming the content in question works fine on V12.7.X - there was a lot of potential breakage from V12.6.X to V12.7.X.)

FWIW the shade of green in the first picture looks fine to me.  Using the L3 Lab water there may well be too green, for a tileset that seems to have relatively muted colors (it seems mostly gray and white).

For reference, here's how the L3D space style looks in contrast to its slime. It stands out a lot there too.

This image is from a custom level, but it's quite accurate to how the respective tiles are used in official levels.