I was sadly too busy that day to watch. I'll have it a look over soon.

I'll wait until I watch Simon's replay to comment but having designed Eye of the Needle but finding the solution to be quite precise and fiddly, I'll likely be open to other solutions or variants, but we'll see.

Hello, new user that's tried to install Lemmings Revolution here, but it gives me this error:

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Fatal application error
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No suitable 3D accelerator detected
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OK   
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What can I do? I've Googled for solutions but got nowhere. Thanks in advance!

I don't think it's the graphics card; I've gotten this error many times. Have you tried download  jkapp76's edited version (first download link in the first post). I'm currently on Windows 10 and I think this was the only version I managed to get to work myself. Try running it in administrator mode.

I plan on joining this time.

my personal biggest concern is that this arbitrarily allows for you to cancels other skills with a fencer; in a way you can't necessarily do with most other skills of its kind. It reminds me of the Lemmini bug/feature of canceling miners with a blocker, which always felt kind of hackish to me.

[not solved] 12-3 All-in comes so close. Only one spot where my solution requires a lemming to use two skills, I can't atm see a way to get any other non-workers over on that side to bash this pillar or to somehow turn the other around without building or assigning any skills.

11-3 Bash Street Kids

screen cap indicates all the important parts. Not super challenging; but a lot of precise time bombing. This saves exactly enough!



my last post was in 2014! Indeed last post of any kind in this topic! Feels good to get back to it.

An even better solution imo is to have decorative terrain specifically made for and only for steel. This should look at least subtly different from ordinary terrain.

Or to take this idea even further except this is outside the scope of this topic sort of; you could have a class of terrain that's entirely decorative and can or doesn't necessarily have to be used over steel. So that it essentially has no physical effect in game; is purely decorative. Outside of steel Lemmings would pass right through it.

[everybody's angry response at this idea so they don't have to]:
That would lead to lots of confusion and angry ranting; what's walk-able terrain and what's not??? I don't want to play guessing games! The game should be always clear what's terrain and what's not. This would just add clutter and unnecessary complexity.

Just as an aside; NL currently has lots of graphical content, imo that is VERY confusing, to the point of me completely losing interest in playing. When I see certain tilesets or graphics used I simply pass without even attempting said level. And this is with the "optimal" steel features NL has and all the other stuff "true physics mode" and what not.

IMO steel should always be on top of terrain or else clear that it's steel somehow. If I was making a game I might just be tempted to enforce that steel is always on top at the sacrifice of being able to make "misshapen steel".