Quote from: 92Dexter11 on March 04, 2026, 04:55:33 PMHi Mobiethian!

Congrats on your new level pack, these levels are incredible!

I managed to complete every level, although I think some of my solutions for the later levels may be backroutes

Overall, this pack was really fun to play through and I feel honoured that it uses my tilesets. Thank you so much! 

You're so welcome and thank you, Dexter! I am so pleased that you like it and I do want to thank you greatly for making all of us the tilesets, they're so beautiful! This wouldn't have been possible without you.

So are you going to plan on making any more tilesets/styles? I'd do it again as a sequel/expansion pack.

Thanks, MASTER-88, for the pointer to the Stoner trick. This was new to me.
On your YouTube channel I see solutions for rank 4 of Custom Plus 3. Have you posted any for rank 3, or for the harder ranks of Oh Yeah More Lemmings?
I'm still making slow progress with the Wild Wreck Way rank of OYML. Have done 14 of the first 16 levels. One of the uncompleted levels is just an execution problem, the strategy is clear. But I'm struggling with level 9 "Rampage In Fossil Canyon":

Spoiler

If a Blocker is used to get the lemmings to the top, how can it be saved? I have found a way to get the Blocker heading in the right direction when released – but I need 4 skills to release it, which is too many. Using just a Miner to try to reach the Blocker means the rescuer lands to the left of the Blocker; so I need Miner-Digger to land on the Blocker, then Digger-Basher to release it and save the rescuer. 

I mean, I would be capable of doing it myself - it's just that I've already started recording several runs around other themes, and am still in the process of editing the very first one I did. These runs are usually not done as a continuous series of Let's Play videos, but as edited summaries with commentary, given how long BG3 is. And editing all that footage and matching your comments with it is where the real effort comes in.

The people that churn out these videos on a regular basis are those with 100k subscribers and more, so I assume they are doing gaming videos full-time.

Yay! Glad to hear you have a solution to the aliasing. Attached in the zip file is all the icons so far in the requested sizes: 32x32, 48x48, and 64x64. I included a few extra sizes for the keys icon in case you want to crop/scale it a certain way. I re-rendered all the icons previously posted as 49x49 to 48x48.

I tried flipping the key icon horizontally. Let me know how that looks.

I also render the exit icon and revised the mouse and code icons with the given suggestions 
Not sure if it looks like an A500, but I think I like it better than the previous attempt lol.


The exit icon was the most complex one, but I love how it turned out


I think I have something for each requested icon now. Let me know if I missed something, or rendered something out the wrong size in the zip. Happy to re-render something if needed.

^ Great idea, really !

I know many people in the Soul's community like to do challenge runs of this series of games : Demons' Souls, Dark Souls I, II, III, Bloodborne, Elden Ring. I guess transposing the rules to this series may be fun too.

As for the BG3 Lemmings run, I aknowledge not being able to do it myself because I dont own/know the game. Maybe you'd have more success if you were to introduce the concept in a BG oriented forum ?

As the main game that keeps me occupied is still Baldur's Gate III after 1.5 years of owning it, I do notice playthroughs of this game around various thematic and/or mechanical restrictions ("Can you beat Baldur's Gate III as a... / only using...?") still get plenty of views on YouTube.
Lemmings videos tend... not to. Especially for custom packs. Which is a shame, considering how much effort people put into them.


So I've been wondering - maybe as a suggestion to anyone trying to grow their YouTube channel:

Can you beat Baldur's Gate III as a Lemming?   

A "puzzling" challenge of a different kind, with little to no execution difficulty, as the game is of course turn-based . And, of course, rewinding is possible (though viewers may accuse you of "save scumming").


Just for clarification to anyone who doesn't know, the game roughly uses the rules of Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition.
The player character would have to be a halfling or gnome with green hair (obviously), dye their clothing blue, and could then only use whatever skills a lemming can perform. You could also only use tools / weapons that lemmings have access to.

This would of course include the classic 8 skills as well as (luckily) any skill or object present in later Lemmings games, such as Lemmings 2: The Tribes, Lemmings 3, Lemmings 3D, NeoLemmix / SuperLemmix, Lix... and also Lemmings Paintball (like lifts and moving platforms), though I doubt you'll find a paintball gun in BG3, unless you're using a mod. 


That means:
- walking (=Walker)
- jumping (=Jumper)
- dashing (=Runner)
- climbing ladders (=Climber / Slider)
- shoving is a grey area, as the only way to shove someone in a Lemmings-like game would be the baseball bat in Lix; shoving in BG3 however is closer to shoving in Worms World Party 
- Feather Fall (=Floater)
- Haste (=Fast Forward)
- you are allowed to use and abuse turn-based mode like you would use the "paws" button in NeoLemmix
- builder fests are a staple of Baldur's Gate III at this point, as plenty of challenge runs resort to bridges and towers made of boxes you can find everywhere in the game. So that is the Builder, Stacker, and Platformer covered
- single-target and close-range fire spells (=Flame Thrower from Lemmings 2); so Fire Bolt, Chromatic Orb: Fire, Burning Hands, Scorching Ray are allowed; Fireball and Wall of Fire take it too far
- single-target ice spells (=Freezer from SuperLemmix) - pretty much just Ray of Frost and Chromatic Orb: Ice

- acceptable weapons are

• unarmed attacks / fists (=Basher)
• clubs (=Club Basher)
• war picks (=Miner)
• thrown spears and javelins, no melee use for these (=Spearer)
• one-handed swords and rapiers (=Fencer)
• bows are allowed (=Archer), crossbows are not
• and, of course, bombs (you are allowed to throw them as SuperLemmix has the Grenader, and L2 had the Mortar and Bazooker)

- you may also use the skill of the one character who can act as a "Bomber" (no spoilers here  ); though in most cases, that will be tantamount to pressing the "nuke" button in Lemmings...

- Hold Person (=Blocker)
- Enthrall, Hypnotic Pattern, and performing music to attract audiences (=Attractor)
- Flesh to Stone (=Stoner)
- Invoke Duplicity (=Cloner)
- Eldritch Blast (=Laserer)
- Plant Growth (=Planter)
- Fly (=Icarus Wings / SuperLem)
- Step of the Wind, the Monk skill, gives you several jumps per turn (=Hopper)
- Brutal Leap (=Jumper / Stomper)
- Misty Step and Dimension Door are banned, as lemmings can't teleport on their own; you can use waypoints and portals you find in the world, though
- digging is permitted (though your lemming will need a shovel for it, the Scooper from L2 uses one, too)
- disarming traps is also permitted, thanks to the NeoLemmix skill 



Hirelings are allowed if they are gnomes or halflings, and could be made to look like other types of lemmings. So, for example, the female Bard hireling Brinna Brightsong could be recruited and turned into a Lemmina. Same for male gnome wizard Sir Fuzzalump, who could be any of the Lemming tribes, or one of the other types from Lemmings Revolution, or a blue-haired athlete with green clothing, or even a redshirt from Lemmings Paintball.

I encourage people to recruit the companions, as there's way too many solo runs on YouTube already. But to fit the theme, one would have to add the Magic Mirror for Origin Characters mod (easily available in the in-game mod manager), and modify the companions' hair colour to look Lemming-like. 


Anyone up for the challenge? 

(If you think this is worthy of its own topic, feel free to move it to a separate thread.  )

Quote from: Flopsy on March 13, 2026, 08:24:27 PMDefinitely adding this to my "to play" list. Not as a NeoLemmix 30, a full playthrough 

Can I ask where one can see your playlist ?

Thanks so much, Guigui! Your feedback is extremely helpful, well said, and much appreciated! I'll check out those replays tonight and see how you've done. Thank you for enjoying the pack so much, and I mean all of you! And the feedback with great explanations, in detail, it's going to be fun to try and take everything into consideration 'if possible' for a 2.0 release in the foreseeable future. Ideas welcome! Thanks everyone! Thank you again, Guigui.

Definitely adding this to my "to play" list. Not as a NeoLemmix 30, a full playthrough 

There's a Gals Panic clone that, in addition to plagiarizing that controversial game, uses at least three melodies from the original Lemmings without attribution. The game in question is "Paradise," by the South Korean company Yun Sung Electronics, and it steals the songs tim5.mod, tim7.mod (AKA Mozart's Turkish March), and lemming3.mod from Lemmings.

Here is some gameplay from the game: