A Couple of more vids:

The first video I've added entrances and basic CRT/Halation shaders (I like the amiga/crt aesthetic, It's toggleable though)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsENOkAZlZs.

The second video I've added the rest of the legacy skills, I rewrote the skill handling section using an abstract class and inheriting it for all the skills, it makes it easier to create new ones or grab the code from the delphi converter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duzR0iBSpD4.

I've split this off into a seperate topic from the one it was posted in, as it is a bit different (but nothing wrong with it existing).

I'm not sure if NeoLemmix would be an ideal test case - the code is very messy, and I think if it were going to be ported to another language, it would be well and truly beneficial to start from scratch specifically so that it can be written more cleanly in the process. Ideally, it would be an outright "clean room" reimplementation (minus the pedanticness around legal concerns).

However, you're certianly welcome to use NeoLemmix as a test case anyway. I've also made a few other, simpler, Delphi / Lazarus apps that could be useful as test cases. Again I should stress that I'm not too likely to make use of the conversion myself; this is more a "if you're looking for more code to use to test your app, feel free to use these".

CubeGuy (Delphi. Clone of Blockman / Block-Dude): https://bitbucket.org/namida42/cubeguy/
L3DEdit (Primarily Delphi, also has a Lazarus port. Lemmings 3D level editor): https://bitbucket.org/namida42/l3dedit/
Phart (Lazarus. Simple pixel art image editor designed for touchscreen use): https://bitbucket.org/namida42/phart/

Ah okay, thank you!

I will take a look at those other repo's too. The code's not too bad! from what I can tell it's a project that's evolved over time, for what I have to use it for outside of this I need something that does not confirm to rigidly to set patterns or designs just the Delphi structure; so this works quite well. C# makes a lot of sense for me when it comes to delphi conversion as the forms and stuff are pretty similar when porting from one to another.

It'd be nice to help or be part of a community project if it was to ever get a C# implementation, my thoughts would be on cross compatibility between platforms and devices; the graphics libraries specified by Microsoft or built into VS installer seem to be pretty obtrusive when it comes to pixel level stuff as far as I can see. I know in the GDI you can run it in an unsafe context and lock bits of memory to do special operations but it's not as efficient as SDL or something akin to that. Wrapping SDL2 is an option that I've played with on windows alone but I'm not sure how that then translates into Mono/Core to be cross platform. Without C# the only viable way would be a CPP system, which is great but is far more complex beast, it also lacks reflection and decent llambda expressions. Then of course there is backwards compatibility with all the level packs etc..

p.s. I know I'm new to this forum but I really appreciate neolemmix, it's a great improvement over a great game!