Very good idea    This would help in quite a few situations

Here is Brutal 20 100% saved      

I would remove the timer here as it really adds only possible frustraition.

Will maybe do even some commentary videos on it in the future

Played on the latest exp version!  (zooming out to watch recommended )

Even though it's a bit of work. I think a) "set them manually" would be the correct call. Objects are very different: water, triggered traps, teleporters....finding a rule that fits for all does not work as we saw already in my old topic.

So I would call to keep the old system for now and make rotated/inverted trigger areas customisable in the future. This standard rule can still be applied when no custom trigger is set.

A few levels would need fixes when some rotated/inverted triggers are changed, but it would not be an incredible ammount.

Quote from: bulletride on March 08, 2017, 12:43:56 AM

https://www.dropbox.com/s/lghh6by5ljal68t/LemmingsStampedeMusic.rar?dl=1

Hi, I'm new to this. How can i get the music to work ingame, after i downloaded it?

Hi, and welcome to the forum!

To get the music to work simply put all the tracks in the music subfolder of your NeoLemmix executable. If the folder doesn't exits yet, simply create a "music" subfolder where your NeoLemmix.exe is located. Also check if you turned on music ingame just in case

Something Lemmings Revolution did well is the ability to give each entrance hatch its own release rate. This not only allows different hatches to have different amounts of lemmings come out of it, as well as at different speeds. This would also allow levels with more than one entrance to have all entrances run at 99 release rate instead of them all sharing a 99 release rate, causing the flow of lemmings to be less than 99. I think this would be a nice feature to have, provided it isn't too difficult to implement.

Honestly thats a thing I really found annoying about Revolution. The RR already is one of the harder features to understand for new players and that would make it even more complex. Also cranking up the RR for each hatch individually would be more fiddly than awesome
So for me one general RR is enough and more would just be too much to fiddly with. Most effects can already be simulated as Nepster said with hatch stacking and a hatch with just a few Lems can also already be simulated with preplacers.

Here are my updated replays. Including new solution to BH 2 and 5

Here's my list. I played the DOS version as a kid, but only until "Postcard from Lemmingland". The game itself I completed on Lemmings for Windows 95, which had "Oh no more Lemmings" included, but I will only count the original game here.

10) Upsidedown World -- nice and hard puzzle, but I had not very many problems as in other levels here
9) It's hero time! ---- for the time it was a hard but at least easy to execute level.
8) Curse of the Pharaohs ---- builders that do not go the right way were annoying.......
7) Going up....  --- I did not go up .... I fiddled myself through the middle.
6) Postcard from Lemmingland ---- The first big roadblock
5) Triple trouble ---- difficult because of poor execution tools
4) King of the Castle ----- again the old lack of execution tools
3) Poles Apart  ---- I spent quite a while figuring this one out
2) Save me  ---  solving was not a big deal, but the execution was painful! Builders not going over blockers or in the wrong direction!
1) No added colors or Lemming  --- I spent a year here, with the final solution coming to me while trying to sleep   That final trick with the miner destroying the bridge.....

Annnd here is Version 2.9!

Fixed bulletrides backroutes in rank 4.

- 4 01 backroute fixed
- 4 02 embarrasing backroute fixed
- 4 08 backroute fixed (and actually readded a timer)
- 4 09 backroute fixed
- 4 10 backroute fixed
- 4 11 backroute fixed
- 4 16 backroute fixed
- 4 17 backroute fixed
- 4 21 backroute fixed
- 4 29 backroute fixed
- 4 30 backroute fixed