Any interest here in playing a multiplayer mini golf game?

There's a good steam game which is about 15$ (same price as UCH).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQ3GzBbTabI&list=PLAclnBdeFezF30GxrIgCbTKR_w6KKSblq

There may be free or cheaper games out there if anyone is willing to look. I've looked a bit but haven't found anything yet. There was something called "Playforia minigolf" but that sadly shut down in 2019..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgJtyzMycXI

Github has something relating to this, but only somebody who actually understands github could make heads or tails of it; https://github.com/philonata/playforia-minigolf

This Friday afternoon (US Eastern)?  evening (Europe)

Bueler?

How about a Lix session on Sunday Jan 3, 2021. Saturday would also work for me as well. I'd prefer around 2:00 PM Eastern time (U.S.) Again, I'm lenient on the time.

lets get the new year started right with some Lix! It's been awhile. There's quite a few new forum members around since the last time we played. I'd like to see if any of them may be interested.

it seems impossible to assign spear thrower or grenader to a basher.

cue tells that the assignment worked as a basher quickly falling or such after an assignment will immediately throw a spear/grenade

Reposting this here so people can find it easier. This is a patch that fixes some of the graphical issues with Lemmings Revolution on Windows XP and later. I can confirm now that this works with Windows 10 (not sure if this was ever tested before; the patch was made before 10 existed)

Link to original thread:
https://www.lemmingsforums.net/index.php?topic=1459.0

I attached the version of the patch that works for me. If this doesn't work for you check this thread for other versions.

Come one! Come all! ........ The Long and Awaited .........

note: since this (previous known as mobilems 3) nor mobilems 2 were ever really true sequels, I've removed the 3 and the "Lemmings Strike Again" from the title. This is my atm, one and only levelpack. The levels that appeared in previous versions 1 or 2 that I haven't included here I've scrapped and don't consider very worthwhile. There is also a minor update to correct the titles and one level "The Old Lemming and the Sea".


For use with Latest NeoLemmix. Link is in attachment.

If you've played Mobilems 1 or 2, some of these levels will be familiar. Some are old; some are new, most are modified/updated versions of old levels. Makes use of some of NeoLemmix's latest features (such as the shimmier!)

Just put the whole folder into your levels folder.

-Extract the music folder and put those files in your music folder

The solutions folder contains replays for every level if you get stuck or want to check if your solution is a backroute!

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Thanks to Nessy for recent testing. Too many people helped make this pack a reality since years ago to mention; thanks to all. Many of the levels have been played/tested and backrouted by numerous people for over 5 years now.
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This pack doesn't use any graphic sets that should not be available here/downloadable by NL.
If you have any problems getting the pack to work correctly please let me know.

Feel free to discuss the pack here or on the discord server. My name is mobius (a.k.a. CallMeBronco) there.

fancy screenshots below

Math nerds; I have a problem for you to work on   I want to see if I can figure out how to do this or if it's even possible or not.

This was how I formed this idea:
At first I wanted to try to make a level that has a large number of solutions (but not infinite). I want a lemmings level that has a definitive finite number of solutions that are certainty different from each other*.
Then I got to thinking why not make the level as small and limited as you can and see how many solutions you can fit into one tiny level? Two extremes: smallest level; smallest skill set, (possibly) smallest time limit but largest number of solutions.


Obstacles:
*The first major obvious problem here is defining how solutions differ from each other. I'm not sure if this was discussed in the NP hard thread but it goes without saying that every level has a huge number of solutions if you consider e.g. placing a builder bridge 1 pixel differently to be different.
For this to even be worth considering I think we need to come up with a good definition of what constitutes a "different" solution. But this is not easy. Some important factors:
-Each objective of each skill might have to be factored into this consideration. For example; in the above example; this would not constitute different because if the object was to cross a gap and placing the bridge with a leeway of 5 or so pixels still reaches said objective; then only one of those count. Placing the bridge on any of those pixels is the same solution.
However; if the bridge crosses a gap in one example; then in another; is placed 1 pixel to the left and still crosses the gap but the builder doesn't turn from hitting something above (which he did if one pixel to the right) then this in turn allows him to do something else not possible otherwise etc etc.) this could allow for a 'certainty different' solution. Already it's gotten pretty complicated.

I'm not exactly sure how to even begin. I'm curious if there's a way to compute this or make some kind of educated estimate/ballpark/upper & lower bound on what a possible answer might be.

IMO the best way to start would be to make the smallest possible solvable level (which I believe namida did posted a while ago in discord); work out the number of possible solutions; then make the level slightly bigger; adding only 1 new element or possibility etc. and go from there?

I got the idea for this while watching a video about the Tree3 problem. Maybe we will be able to create another new huge number while doing this