Hm. Maybe my understanding is a bit oversimplified. I've always thought of it as 3 months per season (starting with December as the start of Winter or Summer depending on hemisphere), and inverted between the two hemispheres. In practice there isn't really a hard-and-fast border between them as weather gradually changes, so I guess any definition is ultimately arbitrary.

It's manageable as it is. I already modified LemSet to accept PNG (and GIF) files before I saw this post, and that's probably the only major obstacle that existed.

However, two pieces of info that could be useful:
- How exactly does Cheapo calculate a circle trigger area? NeoLemmix doesn't support this, so I'd have to approximate it with a square (or add support for it, in which case knowing the algorithm would be useful).
- What sound effects correspond to what traps?

Working on a LemSet update that can take these files as input.

Qualifying levels are:

Crazy 01 "Quote: "That`s a good level""
Wicked 02 "Inroducing SUPERLEMMING"
Wicked 08 "A TOWERING PROBLEM"
Wicked 11 "ROCKY ROAD"
Havoc 08 "Lemming about town"

Next set's up.

Wait, Delphi is dependent on Java now? Yuck!  (well j/k, sort of.)

No. SuperLemmini is a Java app, and NeoLemmix Editor can launch levels in it as a "playtest" mode, just like it can with CustLemmix and NeoCustLemmix. But for that, the Java path needs to be configured properly. We're discussing the issue of either auto-configuring it or bypassing the need to configure it altogether.

I was putting off a Java update for a long time in fear that this would happen; [and it did happen  ]

the playtest for SuperLemmini no longer works. It says "shell execute fout 2"
I'll look into looking at the style file and trying to fix it myself but I wanted to say something for anyone else who might experience the problem.

This is probably not an editor bug (though I will test it to make sure), but rather a result of the Java update changing where the file is stored. You want to look at the main NeoLemmixEditor.ini file and update the "JavaPath" entry.

You can generally find the correct thing to put here by using one of the following:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre*****\bin\java.exe
C:\Program Files\Java\jre*****\bin\java.exe

I really do need to find out how to write a bit of code to autodetect it, though...

LookForLVLFiles worked fine for me. The levels you're seeing would be the NeoLemmix skills training pack; NeoCustLemmix defaults to this when there's no valid level pack (or LVL file) for a specific level. (Levels 1 to 8 are unique, but levels 9 and 10 were remade for LP Omega, so you'll have seen them before.)

Make sure you name them 0101.lvl, 0102.lvl, 0201.lvl and 0202.lvl (for example), and turn LookForLVLFiles on (Option 9) in the config menu (press F3 on the title screen). I just tested with V1.28n (since before I was using V1.27n-B) and it works fine.

For the NeoLemmix Editor, what you'll need to do is put a copy of CustLemmixNeo.exe in the same folder as the editor. If it doesn't work, check NeoLemmixStyles.ini and make sure TestEXE is set to "CustLemmixNeo.exe" (without quotes) for the NeoCustLemmix style.

Qualifying levels are:

* Wild 03 "Lemming Rhythms"
* Wild 05 "Lemming Head"
* Wild 07 "You Take the High Road"
* Wicked 03 "This Corrosion"
* Havoc 18 "Lemmings in a situation"

Next round is up.