Quote from: bezzie616 on October 13, 2025, 08:48:50 PMHow do you make music work with this? Or has it not being implemented (yet)? I ripped the red book audio of the original 3D PC release but no matter where I place the folder, (or any other rip of Lemmings music. It won't play music.

Did you use one of the releases in this topic? If so - they were older versions while Loap was in development.

Download V1.0.0.0 from the release topic (from the first post; it's been updated every time there's a new release): https://www.lemmingsforums.net/index.php?topic=5907.0

Older releases had the music as a seperate download so that they didn't have to be redownloaded with every update (as they were the majority of the file size), but because further updates are unlikely at this point, I decided it was simpler to put everything in one download.

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How do you make music work with this? Or has it not being implemented (yet)? I ripped the red book audio of the original 3D PC release but no matter where I place the folder, (or any other rip of Lemmings music. It won't play music.

Hello Baldem1990! Would these tracks happen to be what you're wanting? I hope this helps.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jOsX-XEHU6Es2ZaK2Z9ZOVvONQQ6EO2j/view?usp=sharing

Unfortunately, CUERipper version 2.2.6 refuses me to rip the .cue by saying "Failed to load ripper module", my very long way to put my Lemmings DOS disc onto a CD, and I have lost my link to the website who has the links of the soundtracks of games. Too bad that my computer is running on Windows 10 but ends in October 14, 2025. This would be delayed so much.

I have lost them. I got the Lemmings DOS CD-ROM from Internet Archive, but one of the files contain the CD music.

Oh! I remember where I downloaded Lemmings for Windows 95! It's in the Lemmings archive site!

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Ah, I had seen those transparent staircases, but didn't guess the reason.

Instant effect on your on lemmings, and a delayed effect on other players: This is a new solution, I haven't seen that before. It sounds natural to try that with Lemmings.

Your solution allows purely personal assignments to be lag-free and have instant physical effect, as if you were playing singleplayer. Here, I'll call a skill assignment purely personal if, regardless of lag or not, it affects at most the assigner's own lemmings within the next ~5 seconds. During these ~5 seconds, other players' lemmings will behave the same whether or not you had assigned.

That's good; more than half of the assignments are purely personal and need reasonably specific timing (can't be too early nor too late). This was the main problem with Clones's solution.

I expect all solutions to have drawbacks at high lag. Lix will teleport around. Clones become impossible to assign. I expect your solution to impose additional design requirements on your skills. E.g., when you plan for lag spikes of 400 ms, you can't have Lix's batter skill with a fixed 250 ms of wind-up followed by instant physical effect on everybody's lemmings. But maybe this gets solved by your second ingredient, showing other people's lemmings in old places? It's hard to imagine how it would feel. Looking forward to what you will implement.

-- Simon