Thanks for the replays.   Will look through them in detail tomorrow.

I just checked: Pacifism 27: Dr. Do-Ping's Hideout and 29: Bring in the Siege Engineer! are indeed intended!

Pacifism 41: As Far As Peace Can Go will need a minor fix though.

V 3.7 is out!

I've added the standard music rotation in case a person doesn't have the music tracks.

The following levels have received a backroute fix:

-2 25 (added some steel)

The following levels have received a little terrain fix:

- 1 28
- 2 26 (in both cases it was possible to walk under a set of spikes)

Comment on namida's feedback:

It also would have the neat side effect that lemmings with permanent skills would appear with their blue hair again in clear physics mode.

I am in favor of this.  

Question bothered me as one of my custom levels - 'Moss & Iron' - requires miner both to block and release crowd. With NeoLemmix aid it's pretty simple, otherwise not that much (especially after I've tweaked playtime and available functions to absolute minimum for sake of final version)

Don't be bothered, I would guess the majority of custom levels for NeoLemmix are made with Directional select in mind and without it would be rather tedious.

I would even say a good portion of the custom content nowdays requires the usage of frame-stepping, skill-shadows, replays.... to at least some extend.

I would explain it in the following way:

NeoLemmix (NL) is more puzzle-focused than Lemmings 1 (L1) which I would call more execution-focused.

In NL (and also Lix I would say) we tend to quite often demand rather precise tricks and assignments with a minimal set of skills, but offer the help of things like directional select, frame-stepping, skill-shadows, replay function.....etc as a help. Solving the puzzle and identifing the used tricks and mechanics is therefore the core while the execution is secondary.

L1 is more forgiving in the precision, complexity and skill set department and the solution is often not that hard to see, but as a tradeoff offers no helpers --> a fail results in a restart from 0. As a result your correct execution matters more (that includes getting the correct facing Lemming in a crowd for example), while the puzzle is often secondary.

The voting for group 3 is up!

Thought I make a quick YT channel update here after quite a while.

So currently I am uploading my attempt on the X-Row of N++. Link to the first X-Row video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIXJACKfflE&list=PLKR1N9oJTTlJoQCzJbcZ1VT15qAQVf_ii&index=87



Also, after uploading my playthrough through all of the singleplayer campaign missions of Command&Conquer Mental Omega on mental, I've slowly started to tackle the challenge maps on hard/mental as well. I am playing alone with an A I ally as a meatshield in these, so I need to mostly rely on myself as a result.  My focus is not being the fastest or most efficient here and I don't restrict myself in terms of faction choices, the goal is to simply win. For that I will choose what faction I think suits the challenge. So far I've completed Ouroboros, Purgatory and I am currently in the process of releasing the videos of the Heavyobject challenge. Links to the first video of each challenge: 
Ouroboros: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSar7OkqMnw&feature=youtu.be   
Purgatory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDkP3B69M60&feature=youtu.be     
Heavyobject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_tHIQia6KY&feature=youtu.be



I also uploaded a complete coop game of Civilization V where I teamed up with Colorful Arty: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrXL95rq6w0&list=PLKR1N9oJTTlKR0fFmDyWPHvZkDwtsCNoM

On the Lemmings side of things I am covering Insane Steve's World at the moment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnrKTR75Km8&list=PLKR1N9oJTTlKRujLEZSci_tls_srdUyXP
Before that Lemmings Plus VI was covered: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gExkvbW5Etg&list=PLKR1N9oJTTlLsOnDKu8ebF77nEQD4vBrz

I think that's it for this little update post, when new stuff is happening I will post it here.

The voting for group 2 is up!