Updates to both of my levels thanks to Crane's solutions. I simply required an extra lemming to be saved on my Rule 2 level and severely restricted the skills in Rule 3 to accommodate Crane's new efficient ways through the level. Many thanks!

Edited by namida: Removed the Rule 3 level attachment since a newer version was posted.

I've seen rtw play the first 2.4 ranks of LPI, and from what I've seen and can remember, none of the levels I saw looked that hard. I appreciate that, since I like levels I can solve.

I plan to start the Let's Play sometime in September after I finish the projects I'm working on now (except Pikmin 3; that will take a while).

As far as LPI music goes while I do like the Master System music, I am planning on using either the DOS music as that is my personal favorite version or using the custom loop I have made. Or, I might shake the music up like I did in my Lemmings Let's Play. Thanks for all of the input!

Here's a classic.

Buddha walks into a hot dog shop and orders "one with everything".

I HAVE to group by shape since I will be adding new shapes and pieces, but no new colors. Thus, either I can group by shape, or have no discernible grouping whatsoever. I can't constantly change the order of the pieces with each update, or else previous levels in this set will not run.

I will probably add more steel pieces in the next update, but I put in the basics for this one.

The background is 320x160 pixels, which is the standard level size default. If this seems to be a big deal (no pun intended), I may shrink it in future updates.

You mean something like this?

The first version of the Lego tileset is now available for download! It contains 10 colors of legos (blue, red, yellow, green, orange, purple, white, light grey, dark grey, and black) and all of the basic pieces needed to build just about anything (close to 200 terrain pieces). It also has the typical entrance/exit, pre-placed lemming, pickup skill, and water, and it also has a locked exit with buttons, fire traps, and a custom background as an object to distinguish the black pieces better against the background. The objects tend to be light blue in color so as to distinguish them from actual terrain. The only problem thus far is the lack of steel. I'm still trying to find a way to make terrain that is obviously steel while still keeping with the lego theme. Ideas on how to implement this are appreciated, as well as suggestions for future bricks to put in.

This terrain pack will be updated in the future (simply adding new pieces and object, and not deleting or rearranging them). The next update will have more pieces, teleporters/receivers, updrafts, and some sort of Lego spear trap. Let me know what you think!

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