Quote from: Simon on May 12, 2026, 08:17:40 AMI had no time for the tedious manual work in a single session.

I'm happy to help with this. If you show me how to do one, I'll do the rest.

Quote from: mobius on April 28, 2026, 12:35:48 AM-Perhaps we should alter the title of "we go separate ways" [originally Dangerzone] as it might spoil the solution for some.

I'd suggest going with "Gotta Save 'Em All", a title from a now unused RotL level. If it's a 100% save requirement level, this might be the perfect time to use it.

Quote from: namida on November 05, 2025, 09:25:29 PMOn further investigation, applying option #2 seems very simple indeed - so I've gone ahead and done that for now.

At this point in time, if I've understood the options and configured everything correctly, spam checking should now apply to registrations, as well as posts from users who have not yet made 5 approved posts. Once you've hit 5 posts, your posts should just go through without being checked (as it's probably a safe assumption - and we can change the settings if this turns out wrong - that if your first 5 posts either were approved by CleanTalk, or flagged but then approved by a moderator, you're probably not a spambot).

Just reporting that this seems indeed to be in effect, as I've recently approved two of the user's posts in this topic:

https://www.lemmingsforums.net/index.php?topic=7447.0

Another of their post was approved by a mod, but in any case, their first post didn't need approval, only their 3 posts after it.

Similarly, another user posted for the first time on May 7 but from the moderation log it seems that it didn't require approval, similar to the OP in the topic not needing approval linked above:

https://www.lemmingsforums.net/index.php?topic=5349.msg108748#msg108748

In any case, let's see if the approval thing stops for the first user after they make 3 more posts and the first two get approved, while for the second user, the next post they make should need approval.

Quote from: kaywhyn on May 13, 2026, 01:30:08 AMHello @Erickk64, welcome to the Forums! Out of curiosity, would you happen to be the same Erickk that I sometimes see at some of The Tomato Watcher's streams?

Of the games that you mentioned in the 2006-2012 era in the OP, I've only played PSP Lemmings. On the release day back in 2006, I walked down to my local Game Stop and purchased the game and played it on a PSP I had at the time. It's great, the new graphics and music are wonderful. The 36 Special levels are somewhat lame for the most part, but there's still some pretty good ones in there. I think my only criticism here is that the 4 special graphics levels were remade in the PSP tilesets. In particular, both Beast1 and AWESOME are remade in the PSP Dirt/Earth set, while MENACING and Beast2 are remade in the PSP Fire/Hell set. Other than that, PSP Lemmings is a great remastered version of the game and I can absolutely recommend to play through it

As for Lemmings PS3, I actually set that up on an emulator last night, and I'm looking forward to playing it for the very first time even though it's quite similar to the PSP port in plenty of ways.

In terms of the official Lemmings games, as of sometime mid-2025, I've played them all except for Lemmings Paintball. I'm not sure if I'll bother myself with it, though seeing as I have a playthrough of all the official games except for this one, I may. We'll see!      

1. Yup that IS me!
2. One of my favorite aspects of PSP lems is the music as well, Tim did a pretty good job on the music and I really like the vibe it gives off.
2-1. And yeah most of the special levels did feel a bit lackluster compared to the classic ones, it definitely feels like Team17 didn't know how to make interesting lemmings levels that well.. but as you said there's still a few good ones in there.
2-2. And it's a shame that the special crossover levels didn't have their tilesets, It definitely would be interesting to see them in higher quality, but seeing the MENACING level in the original versions.. Maybe they didn't make a tileset for it because it was too gory for an kids game (which I guess also explains why the traps in PSP doesn't feel as "violent" as in the original)
3. I Played PS3 lemmings and also played its levels on neolemmix, I guess for a short (at least for a lemmings game) digital-only game, it's fine, the levels are okayish and I quite like the in-game animations for the lemmings I like how bouncy they are and it makes me happy! 
4. Honestly never Played Lemmings Paintball, but from what I have seen it looks fun! I will probably play it soon

Hello @Erickk64, welcome to the Forums! Out of curiosity, would you happen to be the same Erickk that I sometimes see at some of The Tomato Watcher's streams?

Of the games that you mentioned in the 2006-2012 era in the OP, I've only played PSP Lemmings. On the release day back in 2006, I walked down to my local Game Stop and purchased the game and played it on a PSP I had at the time. It's great, the new graphics and music are wonderful. The 36 Special levels are somewhat lame for the most part, but there's still some pretty good ones in there. I think my only criticism here is that the 4 special graphics levels were remade in the PSP tilesets. In particular, both Beast1 and AWESOME are remade in the PSP Dirt/Earth set, while MENACING and Beast2 are remade in the PSP Fire/Hell set. Other than that, PSP Lemmings is a great remastered version of the game and I can absolutely recommend to play through it

As for Lemmings PS3, I actually set that up on an emulator last night, and I'm looking forward to playing it for the very first time even though it's quite similar to the PSP port in plenty of ways.

In terms of the official Lemmings games, as of sometime mid-2025, I've played them all except for Lemmings Paintball. I'm not sure if I'll bother myself with it, though seeing as I have a playthrough of all the official games except for this one, I may. We'll see!      

this is a possible fix for Jumble Sale; but I'm not very confident that it fixes it. This backroute was present from previous versions and I left it in because it's not major but does skip a key part of the solution.

Spoiler

backroute: instead of letting the worker fall and use the miner to make a hole in the left side of the terrain just build into it then mine again.

Quote from: Simon on May 12, 2026, 08:02:21 AMPS2 Lemmings with the Eye Toy camera looks like some high-up manager at Sony had the obvious idea. I don't remember die-hard fans on the forums for it.

Honestly never tried the eyetoy minigame, since I don't really have a PS2 with the eyetoy accessory, and all the emulators I tried didn't have camera support, but from what I have seen it definitely felt like Sony just wanted another quick cashgrab for the eyetoy so more people would buy more eyetoys, but I guess there is some fun to it if you play with friends or family

Backroute fix for the level Catch-22

I uploaded one (the Santa hat), then investigated whether I could save time and mass-replace files at the backend, didn't safely conclude if I could. Then every weekend was busy, and I had no time for the tedious manual work in a single session.

Sorry, I should return to this. I promised to do it and didn't do it yet. Lana poured a lot of work into these.

I will upload a few tonight.

-- Simon

Welcome to the forums!

We've had the fair share of PSP Lemmings fans: Luis, and probably others that I'm forgetting. Fans ported the PSP styles into NeoLemmix.

PS2 Lemmings with the Eye Toy camera looks like some high-up manager at Sony had the obvious idea. I don't remember die-hard fans on the forums for it. PS3 Lemmings flew under my radar entirely. Had you told me about Lemmings on the Playstation, I would have assumed PS2.

Custom Lemmings-1-like engines for Windows appeared, with level editors and communities. Cheapo was the first in 2003, then Lemmini and Lemmix, then Lix in 2009, then NeoLemmix in 2012. I was busy in this scene instead, and I have never owned a Sony console.

-- Simon