That can happen if different levels have the same ID. Ideally, the packs should be updated to fix this, but that's a lot of work.

I'm currently playing the BadLems pack and encounter a weird behavior of NL : most of the time when I clear a level and move to the next, NL goes in Replay Mode and I get the replay for the previous level I just cleared.

I never encountered this behavior in any other pack I played. Is there a logical explanation to this ?

This has now been implemented (commit 14fe26d).

Sounds great, thank you WillLem. But do you sleep sometimes ?

Quote from: Simon on January 27, 2026, 09:24:19 PMI'm not sure either whether wheel-up or wheel-down is better for rewinding. Option is sensible.

Having had a chance to play around with it, up=forwards and down=backwards makes the most sense (to me, anyway). I've added an option for it anyway, so that the direction can be inverted.

I'll mark the topic as resolved for now as I think this feature works well as-is. We can test and tweak in the next release.

OK, went ahead and added Cycle Zoom as well. It's a ping-pong zoom action which first zooms in to the maximum possible factor (usually 9), then zooms back out to factor (0), and then this cycle repeats with each hotkey press.

When using the hotkey, the current zoom factor is shown in the minimap so that the user knows if they've reached (max zoom) or (0):



The hotkey is not mapped to anything by default, it must be user-assigned.

Implemented in commit 44ff52e.

Having tested both, ping-pong is definitely the better of the two. Reset looks like a bug, and only goes in one direction.

Quote from: Guigui on January 30, 2026, 04:22:53 PMWhy not add a visual indication on screen or on skill bar when you have reached min or max zoom to prevent from going too far ?

This could optionally be added to the corner of the minimap, I'll look into it.

Not sure which one of ping-pong or reset is the best. If I understand correctly, you can zoom one step too far and have to make the whole cycle again in both case. So I guess either solution works.

Why not add a visual indication on screen or on skill bar when you have reached min or max zoom to prevent from going too far ?

Quote from: Guigui on January 30, 2026, 01:24:38 PMjust add a "zoom cycle" function.

Not the worst idea. You could, as you've said, then simply configure the time/zoom hotkeys as desired. Would ping-pong (>>> MAX <<<) or reset (>>> MAX >>>) be better?

Split from this topic: [SUG][PL] Modifier + Mousewheel = Forwards/Backwards Framestep

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Humm, here comes another idea that might result in about the same effect but with maybe less programming hassle : just add a "zoom cycle" function.

When one presses the "zoom cycle" button, the game zooms in. Other presses continue to zoom in until you reach max zoom, at which point other presses start to zoom out and so on. This way one can reach any amount of zoom with some presses a single button. Then one can configure hotkeys as follows :

wheel up (no modifier) : time skip desired number of frame forward or backward
wheel down (no modifier) : time skip desired number of frame forward or backward
right click : zoom cycle.

This way you have total control of both zoom and time with the mouse only, and I guess the programming part is easier.