Quote from: daniel on January 19, 2026, 11:05:55 PMthe mouseovers of the six right-hand buttons are not correct.

Thanks for letting me know, I'll take a look at this soon and get it fixed for the proper release.

Today marks the tenth race. One will win their name. Place. Your. Bets.

You mind adding a volume slider of some sort for this? Using Volume mixer is globally affects the browser, not just the game. and I rather not having to have ear piecing volume on this given I wear headphones.

Thank you for the great work on the NeoLemmix CE. I noticed a cosmetic flaw in version 1.1-RC1: the mouseovers of the six right-hand buttons are not correct.

One Frame Backward/Forward shows Gliders/Stoners
Directional Select shows Disarmers/Blockers
Clear Physics Mode/Replay shows Bombers/Platformers

I also cleared all of GeoffLems, replays attached.

The level that I struggled the most with was Gray matter in the Mayhem rank. For some reason it took me a whole week to finally find how to dig those 4 obstacles correctly with the 6 diggers available.
On this level I spent way too much time trying to use the bomber to clear one of those obstacles because it seemed to make things easier for the diggers. But then the problem was to contain the crowd w/o the blocker since only 1 loss is allowed. In the end I think the bomber is here just to make the blocker explode once all lemmings are in, old style fashion !

There must be some backroutes here and there in the last 2 ranks since I sometimes end up with left over skills.

Also worth noting is that my 7 and 10 years old kids actually cleared the Fun rank, so you can watch if you want to see some very unconventionnal solutions 

yippee

I have confirmation that the results do not show up after a vote has been cast .... except in my case. 

As the poll's creator it seems like the current result is displayed for me after I vote. 

I have the ability to view the results before my vote anyway with a button but only after I press it and I can simply not do that. I would prefer this would not force it on me after I vote.

Planned:

Rule 1 -- 3 entries (~33% survival rate)
Rule 2 -- 4 levels (~25% survival rate)
Rule 3 -- 3 levels (~33% survival rate)

Rule 1

Armani's "Underroot" (5 votes)
IchoTolot's "No Way In Hell!" (1 vote)
kaywhyn's "It's Crazy Sports Day!" (6 votes)

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Rule 2

Armani's "Rusty Ruin Zone" (1 vote)
Crane's "Redneck Redemption" (6 votes)
IchoTolot's "Social Distancing" (1 vote)
kaywhyn's "Help Me, Help Dune" (6 votes)

Tiebreaker

Crane's "Redneck Redemption"
kaywhyn's "Help Me, Help Dune"
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Rule 3

Armani's "Benzene" (2 votes)
IchoTolot's "Lem In The Box" (5 votes)
kaywhyn's "We Got Mad Lemmings 3 Lab Skills!" (5 votes)

Tiebreaker

IchoTolot's "Lem In The Box"
kaywhyn's "We Got Mad Lemmings 3 Lab Skills!"
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Finals

kaywhyn's "It's Crazy Sports Day!"

In each voting round, you're allowed to vote for up to a certain number of levels. Vote for the levels that you want to stay in the contest, not for levels you want eliminated. You may vote for fewer levels than the permitted maximum. You may vote for your own levels.

It's not allowed to discuss the levels publicly on the forums during the voting phase, even if the level is not in the current round, or even between rounds.

You may discuss any level in private messages. You may discuss publicly off-site, e.g., you may post Youtube videos of your playthroughs, or discuss in IRC/discord chat. Eliminated levels may be discussed anywhere, even publicly on the forums.

- Voting takes place for all 3 rules at the same time. Topic links:
  Rule 1 voting topic
  Rule 2 voting topic
  Rule 3 voting topic

- Only the level with the most votes in each rule moves on.
- For each rule each person gets votes depending on the number of levels inside the rule (floor(log2 n)):
    At 1 level, it's 0 votes because that's the only one that could possibly go through.
    At 2 and 3 levels, it's 1 vote.
    At 4 to 7 levels, it's 2 votes.
    At 8 to 15 levels, it's 3 votes.
    And so on and so forth.
- Dertermining the top level in a rule might result in a tiebreaker. (Edge case: A tiebreaker between tied levels results in another tie where nobody is eliminated -> All move on.)
- The top 3 then consists of the top level of reach rule. The placement is then determined in a single voting round. Each person only gets 1 vote. A tie here simply results in a tied 1st or 2nd place.

Prize:

- The "choosing the rules for the next contest" prize will be the only one you can get.
- The authors of the top three levels will each get to choose a rule. If an author got multiple levels in the top three they get to choose multiple rules accordingly.
- If people choose (near) identical rules we will sort things out through pm communication so that the rules are different.

So... let the voting begin! Each round will be open for voting for 3 days, except the final which will be 4 days.

All levels are still avialable in the discussion topic: https://www.lemmingsforums.net/index.php?topic=7261.0

Quote from: Simon on January 18, 2026, 01:29:28 AMInteresting idea to reuse the networking engine for multiplayer clone of Gravity Force or of Asteroids. It needs both the precise local steering and the eventual synching of attacks. I guess that missiles become deadly only ~1 second after firing, similar to how builder staircases become solid for opponents only after ~1 second.

So yeah, a similar 'delay frames' thing is going on with those missiles, as you guessed.

The standard delay frames setting of 15 seems to work quite well, generally (maybe just needing to be bumped a bit when playing with a friend who lives in China). And then, at 60fps this works out as a quarter of a second delay between local inputs and visibility of the effects of network inputs.

But those ships can move quite far in a quarter of a second!

So the missiles do a kind of transition between different synch time 'frames of reference', over a short period after firing, when, as you say, they are not deadly (do not yet have collision enabled).

They actually perform exactly the same set of updates, on both sides of the network, so as to guarantee determinism, but these updates are either accelerated or slowed down over the transition period to achieve the synchronisation..