Quote from: Silken Healer on October 23, 2026, 02:16:52 PMShould this thread be renamed to "lemmkeev20's levels/nominal packs", seeing as "X-tralems" seems like it's the name of a specific level pack, and then Simon designated this thread to be a lemmkeev20's levels/nominal packs thread, should we rename this thread to that for the sake of clarity as the thread is no longer just for the "X-tralems" pack any more?
QuoteThank you MASTER-88 for playing our pack!
Quote from: Forestidia86 on October 22, 2026, 06:16:08 PMAny Way You Want
Quote from: Silken Healer on October 22, 2026, 05:01:49 PMjust work too on the default text editor
Quote from: Forestidia86 on October 22, 2026, 06:16:08 PMNotepad on systems older than Win10 usually doesn't understand the LF line ending. This means that the text in the file appears to be in one line without line breaks
Quote from: Silken Healer on October 22, 2026, 05:01:49 PMWould there be any way for Windows 7 users still edit Lix levels on Notepad and it would just be trickier


The talisman could potentially be the max save 49 instead 



Nice level here!
I would include this replay, but I think it's best if Flopsy fixes the level up, as this replay is for v12.12.5, not v12.14.
Finally, I don't think any level comes anywhere close to having as many entrances as this level at 21
What I especially admire is Flopsy (and in people in general for that matter) finishing making the pack even though its development was put on hold a few times over the years it was still in progress. The result is a very high quality pack that was initially supposed to be another collab pack but when the partner left for a while it was up to Flopsy finish up the pack by himself. Absolutely incredible that GGF turned out to be an excellent pack! Quote from: Silken Healer on October 22, 2026, 05:01:49 PMQuote from: Simon on September 17, 2026, 03:02:56 PMI like it if users can discover the formats and hack Lix at file level.
I also like it if users can discover formats and hack Lix at the file level too.Quote from: Simon on September 17, 2026, 03:02:56 PMI have a soft spot for the Windows 7 users even though I've never used 7 myself. Those users should install a good text editor: Notepad++, Geany, ...
I also have a soft spot for Windows 7. I also have another soft spot for everything to just work too on the default text editor without having to install a new one, which would incline me to want CRLF to be used. Though this is just my personal soft spot, maybe not a good idea to force on everyone if LF has all these other reasons for being better? Sorry, I don't have the technical background to understand what LF or CRLF means and I haven't had the motivation to understand it lately but I wanted to add my thoughts here before you just decide to go ahead with it as no one else replies. Would there be any way for Windows 7 users still edit Lix levels on Notepad and it would just be trickier or it would just not work entirely or...? Again as I said sorry I don't have the technical background to understand what LF or CRLF means and I haven't had the motivation to read the website explaining but I wanted to put my thoughts here before you just go ahead with it due to no replies.