Hello there,

I was browsing a bit through the neolemmix code and would like to know if my assumptions are right...

The highresolution mechanics is basically lowresolution.
For this purpose a "Physics" bitmap is created, which - I presume - is a downscaled version of the highres actual terrainbitmap which is rendered to screen.
When changing the terrain (building, digging, exploding etc.) *both* bitmaps (lowres physics and acual highres terrain) are updated.
Is this about correct?
And how about the FootX and FootY position of lemmings and triggerarea's?

Thanks in advance!

Working (again) on a new Lemmix version. I quit Delphi and moved to C#.
The first results are promising, but it will take a while...
I will change the mechanics a bit (goal: "perfect" mechanics), abandon the old file formats (replace that with a home grown one), create an editor and support higher resolution.
Also I will add some settings in levels like falling with gravity acceleration. That kind of stuff.
See you later

Hello there,

If I send a PM to someone, can I somewhere find this?

Thx

Now I created a side-project: a lemmings engine, stripped down to a kind of state-machine with the same mechanics as my player.
I still have to optimize a few things, but the framerate is now between 3,5 to 5 million frames per second, which is around 800 entire games "Just Dig" per second.
All game features are available as commands and I was wondering if it is possible to write a A.I. that can solve a level.
Brute force or some kind of AlphaBeta search algorithm are probably not sufficient at all: after a few frames the amount of possibilities is already insane.

So: if there are any ideas...

Able to compile my old Lemmixplayer again about 15 years later, I started refactoring it, cleaning it as well as speeding it up because of some new language features like inlining.
Instead of compiling different lemmixplayers for each DOS-game I decided to include all DOS-games in it as a resource. After that it occurred to me that supporting custom levels would be nice as well. Just looking in a "styles" folder and analyzing the files. Because there are a *lot* of custom LVL files and .DAT files around.
In the near future (and after beta-testing the source code) the exe will be available for testing.

When supporting custom levels it will not be possible to decide - reading the LVL or DAT files - what graphics should be loaded unless there are ground and vgagr files in the folder as well.
In case of LVL files only probably some config-file should be included.

I'll post a message here when the player is ready for testing and share the github location.

Hello,
I have some information about how to extract graphics data from lemmings 3 2, the one with the space lemmings etc.
But that is a LOT of work
Does anyone have data that is already extracted? Tiles, Objects, Lemmings.
Regards Eric

Is there a way to obtain alle graphics and animations from PSP lemmings?
I don't know PSP but I think there should be some different versions.
The post about "Lemming in C#" contains some nice graphics which I would like to try in Lemmix.

What is the estimate of you guys here of a reasonably large database containing different styles and custom made levels?
How may Styles?
How many Tilesets?
How may Levels?