Player: V10.13.16:788B9C0

If a level has a skill that is set to infinity, and you assign that infinite skill to a lemming, the infinite loop symbol will turn into the number "99" and count down every time that skill is used.

Player: V10.13.16:788B9C0

Assign a lemming a blocker. Then give the blocker any permanent skills. Afterwards, hold Alt and hover it over the blocker with permanent skills. It will still say "BLOCKER 1" on the bottom-left, and will not display what permanent skills the blocker has.

For example, if you assign a blocker a climber and swimmer, then hold Alt while hovering your cursor over the blocker, it will not display "CS--- 1", on the bottom-left but will only display "BLOCKER 1".

This issue does not occur on any walking lemming.

Player: V10.13.16:788B9C0

Even if the Lemming Count Blink is enabled, and when playing a level and you end up having less than enough lemmings for the save requirement, the number does not blink. The same issue occurs with Timer Blink; the timer does not blink upon having 30 seconds left.

Player: V10.13.16:3256064

In any zombie level, whenever I open up a level and the lemmings start exiting the hatch, I get this error (displayed in the picture below). Afterwards, the player crashes, and even if I click "OK", the error refuses to go.

Editor: V10.12.12-B

I have no idea how exactly to reproduce this behavior, but sometimes when I hold down to look for a terrain/object in their respective menus, I get some really nasty errors and the editor crashes:

Can't create compatible DC.
Can't allocate the DIB handle.
Canvas does not allow drawing.

The third one is the worst of all as a lot of the dialog boxes of this error pop up. I've attached pictures of all three errors.

Player: V10.12.12

Not sure if I'm the only one getting this, but I've noticed this while using custom floaters/gliders in my levels (the ones that change color to the same as the graphic set's minimap/bridges).

It seems that whenever the lemming uses a glider/floater, the image gets messed up as the lemming floats/glides down. Had to also play some Lemmings Plus levels to confirm if my levels are not the only ones getting this issue. Attached are images of the floater/glider being glitched up (both circled in red).

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Welcome to Lemmingbytes!

Lemmingbytes is a NeoLemmix pack of 128 levels. It will focus heavily on the new NeoLemmix features such as skills and objects. This pack is mainly aimed at those who are veterans of the traditional gameplay, but are looking for a pack where they want to familiarize themselves with the NeoLemmix features. I am trying to make this pack of a fair difficulty curve - not overly easy with trivial solutions, but not overly-hard either (except for the last rank).

It is highly recommended that you play the NeoLemmix Tutorial Pack before attempting these levels.

Installation instructions:
1. Download the current NeoLemmix player.
2. Download the game in the link at the top of this topic, and put it in the same folder as the NeoLemmix folder.
3. Enjoy!

So, what can you expect?

Byte

Be Organized!
Difficulty: Fun
25 Levels
The levels start out easy. Expect many X-of-everything levels with multiple solutions. The first nine levels will use the classic skills for veteran players to re-familiarize themselves with them. Level 10 onwards uses the NeoLemmix skills in combination with the classic skills (though you may encounter the occasional level with only classic skills).

Kilobyte

A Small Hero Test!
Difficulty: late-Fun to Tricky
25 Levels
The levels start getting slightly trickier now. There are still X-of-everything levels, but expect more obstacles and some planning. You will also encounter small puzzles and tutorials for tricks.

Megabyte

All About That Lemm
Difficulty: Late-Tricky to early-Taxing
26 Levels
Your skillset becomes slightly more restricted in this rank. Even though you may encounter levels with plentiful skillsets, you may still need to do a lot of planning. Things start picking up in the later part of this rank.

Gigabyte

Candy Store
Difficulty: Taxing to early-Mayhem
26 Levels
The difficulty now starts amping up, and the levels now ask you to start thinking outside the box.

Terabyte

Hydration Station!
Difficulty: Mayhem to a little beyond
26 Levels
This rank will completely put you to the test. Levels become larger and the skillset becomes more and more restrictive. Even though you may encounter a level with a plentiful skillset, the difficulty comes more from finding the right path instead of execution. Good luck.

Credits

Thanks to:
namida and Nepster for NeoLemmix and the Flexi Toolkit
GigaLem for the (AWESOME!!!) title logo

Testing:
Apjjm, Flopsy, Gronkling, IchoTolot and Nepster for recent pre-release testing
Akseli and namida for also testing a few levels.

Graphics Sets:
DMA for the Orig/Oh No/Xmas graphics sets
SEGA for the SEGA graphic set
namida for the Lemmings Plus graphic sets

Music:
Gary Rogers for the Twelve Days of Christmas MIDI: http://www.garyrog.50megs.com/xmas.html
MidiWorld.com for the Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire MIDI: http://www.midiworld.com/search/?q=christmas%20carols
OperationLettertoSanta.com for the Deck the Halls MIDI: http://www.operationlettertosanta.com/Traditions/christmas-midis.html (site no longer available)
Paul Robert Varley for the Lemmings Medley MIDI: http://www.varley9.freeserve.co.uk/lemmings/ (site no longer available)
Tsyu for ripping the Acorn Lemmings musics

For joint-author levels:
IchoTolot who added his solution for Terabyte 21 "T=0K"
JM for remaking the same level layout as "The Unknown Territory" for "Bed Bath & Beyond"
mobius who made the terrain for Gigabyte 12 "Fahrenheit Frenzy"
mobius, Proxima, Clam, LJLPM, Pieuw and namida for Gigabyte 24 "Life in the Lemming Lane"
Nepster for his solution in Gigabyte 13 "True Blue"

And the Lemmings Forums at www.lemmingsforums.net .

Feedback in the form of comments, replays, video playthroughs and the like will be very appreciated! If you do any video playthroughs though, please make sure you also save replays and send those to me.

Player: V10.011.011

Any level that has pre-placed blockers immediately triggers the Access Violation error when starting the level.

This is a topic for all levels that don't belong in any main pack. I have released these in three separate NXPs. One NXP is for all gimmick levels, and as such only compatible with V1.43n. The other two, both of which are compatible with V10.010.010, are a pack of Rejected LemmingBytes levels and a pack of other random levels.

External Hard Drive - Gimmicks

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Other Gimmicks - 16 levels

Carbon Copy - a level using the Assign-All gimmick

This rank contains levels using gimmicks that were not used in the Lemmings Plus series. The last two levels are rejected levels from this pack.

X-Lems - 28 levels

Bash of Glory - a level using the Hardworkers and Steel Invert Gimmicks

Named after "X-Men" due to the levels not being "normal" due to having gimmicks, this was meant to be a pack full of gimmicks, but was ultimately canceled with the removal of gimmicks in updates of NeoLemmix after v1.43n.

Rejected Levels

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LemmingBytes - 92 103 levels

Backroute Valley - formerly titled The Good Lemming, this level was overly backrouted and fixing the backroutes was a major hassle.

103 rejected levels from LemmingBytes, due to being uninteresting, builder-heavy, backroute-heavy, and just not fun. Some of these are also repeats of LemmingBytes leels.

Wafflem's Other Levels - 15 27 levels

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Colonial Collaboration - a collaboration level by the colony consisting of Wafflem, BulletRide, möbius and Dullstar.

Other levels that are not part of big packs. These levels are divided into five ranks:
Wafflem - random levels that I made that were either part of my old NeoCustLemmix packs or just made for fun.
Arty - non-collab levels that I've sent to him for streaming. Levels 3 and 4 have not been played yet by him.
Blender - levels using mixed tilesets
Colony - group collab levels
Remix - modifications of the Official Lemmings Levels

WARNING: Blender 3 has an Access Violation error if you use the Cheat Hotkey while playing Blender 2, or press right at the Blender 2 preview screen. If you choose it from the Level Select menu screen, or press left at the Blender 1 level preview screen, it loads perfectly fine.

NOTE: I did not test all these levels, and make no guarantees that all of them are solvable.

Feel free to play these levels and do whatever you want with them (press F4 at the main menu to extract them from the NXP). My only two requests are that:
1. If you want to add more to my levels, you have to credit me.
2. You don't make videos of them (unless I give permission).

Have fun!

Rotate any object. Then copy the object. Afterwards, paste the copied object into another part of the level. The object appears without the rotation flag; i.e., the object appears in an unrotated state.

The same issue happens when you cut and paste a rotated object.

Add-on post from the locked Rulers topic.

The nx_sketches.dat is a very useful feature; however, they are missing the glider shadows.

Player: V10.010.010

A very minor bug. Scroll to the right of the level, then scroll back. Look on the right side of the minimap. A white line stays on the right (seen in GIF below).



This only happens on some levels. Unruly 9 "Buzzing Around" and Outrageous 12 "Plan Bee" of Lemmings Plus V are examples that have this problem.

Editor V10.010.010

Sorry for the unclear title (as it's hard to briefly describe it), but this report hopefully will be clearer. Feel free to change the title.

Open the editor, select any graphic set. Then place any number of terrain/objects in the level.

Select all pieces by pressing the 'A' hotkey or dragging over the editor to select all pieces.

Afterwards, if you want to change terrain pieces only, go to the terrain menu and choose any terrain.

Intended behavior: only the terrain, not the objects, should be changed. The vice versa must also be true.
Unintended behavior: Everything, including objects changes.

The vice versa can also happen when intending to change the objects only.

See GIF picture below. Only the blocks should turn blue; however, the trapdoor/exit also changes to water when they shouldn't.

Editor V1.48

Click on File (top left of the editor), New, then DAT Level Pack... You then get an Access Violation error:

Access violation at address 0040370A in module 'NeoLemmixEditor.exe'. Read of address 00000000.

As NeoLemmix no longer relies on DAT Level packs, this menu option should be removed.

Player: v1.48n:0EE0B9B

During playing a single level, when you press the cheat hotkey, the level ends, and you end up back at the preview screen of the same level. This should be disabled, as the cheat hotkey is only for wanting to quickly skip to the next level in a level pack.

Player: v1.48n:197BAA1

There should also be markers for splat pads/antisplat pads. People who have never played LPIV can potentially get confused by the splat/antisplat pads in the Wasteland set as they look like continuous traps.

We now have guiding shadows for destructive skills and builders, as well as gliders. However, it can still be difficult to determine what is safe fall distance and what is splat fall distance. Therefore, is it possible if you can try to implement some sort of "ruler" to measure if the fall distance is safe or deadly? This might be very hard to code though.

Edit: Now further suggested for the editor (along with construction skill / destruction skill and blocker rulers)

Player: v1.48n:197BAA1

When a zombie falls into a bottomless pit or exits the sides of the wall, they make the high-pitched squeals that a regular lemming also does. This should be changed so their voices sound deeper.

Player: v1.48n:197BAA1

When a trapdoor is pre-assigned zombies, every zombie that comes out makes a zombie noise. I am not sure if this is intended or not; I thought the noise only applies to when a regular lemming is turned into a zombie.

I remember a long time ago that you wanted to discuss implementing Wrap in more of a Lix manner than the NeoLemmix gimmick manner*. Should we still do this?

*For those who don't know, the NeoLemmix gimmick version involved merely lemmings walking past one side of the level to appear in the opposite side (i.e. if they walk through the left side, they appear on the right, vice versa, and ditto for up-down and down-up), while Lix is more of a scrolling thing - think of it as like as 2-D version of Lemmings Revolution.