Hey there everyone. Remember me? It's been a while.

I've just tried the NeoLemmix player with the "Extra Official Levels" set on the website. Great job about that! However, there's a few things here that bug me:

1. The animation of the particles from a bomber explosion is one frame too long, leaving coloured pixels at a weird positions at the end of the animation.
2. The builder behaviour is different when it has to build through a thin floor from below. Instead of continuing building to reach that floor, the builder stops when there's two extra platforms that should be built, which means you have to build two extra times in order to reach it. I don't know if it's an intended behaviour, but if it is, that makes the Genesis Sunsoft level 24 (Out, away from the tune) impossible to solve. Here's a screenshot to show you what I mean.

Hey guys! How are you doing?

I'm looking for an old useful program "guest" has made back in the old time in 2005. It was called "testdro" and it was used to read .DRO (Dosbox Raw Opl) files and enable/disable each of the channels. The old topic mentioning it here near the end.

If someone still has that program, I'd like to get it please.

Thanks!

Hey all!

I was wondering how do the level codes of Oh no! More Lemmings are generated. I remember a post where a guy found the level code for the non-existing level passed Mayhem 30 in the original Lemmings game so that you could get weird level ratings. Here, I'd like to do the same trick, but for ONML. Can you please help me?

Thanks!

Hello guys!

I was wondering if there's a way to rip off or extract the data files of Lemmings 3D. Gfx files seem to be raw images as we can clearly see each pixel of them through a hex editor (for example, I could have recognized a fence or the frames of mud texture...). Palette files format are very easy to figure out through a hex editor. Sound files are unsigned 8-bit raw audio files. It would be nice if actually, there's a way to include the audio data into wav files...

I only ripped the music so far, but only by using Dosbox MIDI ripper.

I'm pretty sure there's a way to "read" these files so that we could rip/extract the sprites, textures and sound effects of the game, especially when they aren't compressed. Does anybody know a program which would allow that or could find a way to actually read those files?

The only remaining thing would be to figure out what's the file format of level files, once they're uncompressed.

Well, maybe a bit useless for most of you, Lemmix users, but anyway... Dosbox 0.74 has been released and Lemmings appears on the Dosbox main page (scroll down a bit) for the improvements the new version of Dosbox brings to the game. Here's the screenshot that shows the little improvement.

That's mostly all.

I just discovered something weird with the Right mouse button. As you probably already know, when you hold Right mouse button, you're forcing the selection of a Walker. But if you do it on a single Lemming that is performing a task and you Left-click, the previous highlighted Lemming (which could completely be out from the cursor) will be selected to do the task.

Example : you assign the Blocker skill to a Lemming and change the skill selection to Builder. Then, you highlight another Lemming, any of them, without clicking on him. After that, hold down Right mouse button and select the Blocker again, the cursor will stay as a cross. Left-click, without releasing the Right mouse button, and the previous Lemming you highlighted will start building wherever he is.

I'm just wondering, there's so many versions of Lemmings and each version has their own music style (as they use different chips or synths). Which version has the best music of the classical Lemmings game (by classical, I mean, not like PSP and PS2 versions) in your humble opinion?