This bug is present in NL 12.14, NL Community Edition, and SuperLemmix.

Steps to reproduce:

1) Assign some key to a small backwards framestep (e.g. -3)
2) In game, rapidly refire the key (in NLCE, the best way to test this is by using the mouse wheel framesteps, which can call the backstep faster than a repeating key)
3) The game will backstep by -3 repeatedly for some time, but then will skip by some unknown large amount of frames.

This bug has thwarted the Rewind button in SuperLemmix, and is now having the same effect on mouse wheel framesteps in NLCE.

Best guess is that the game has not fully rendered before the next call to skip back is received, but honestly it could be anything to do with the save state system, the rendering loop, the update loop, etc. I've tried a number of different solutions and none of them have worked.

I'm logging this now so that I can come back to it later.

Quote from: Simon on July 04, 2026, 11:21:10 PMIf you can restrict it to a small selection of smileys (thumbs up), that will be good.
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it's better to have explicit thumbs-down than, e.g., abusing the sick smiley. I'm not even sure if I'd still remain neutral on those reaction buttons anymore in that case. I'd probably advise against then.

Agreed, if we can't restrict it to a select few lemojis, it's probably not worth it.

The second voting round is open for 3 days in the respective voting topics:

Voting topic 1
Voting topic 2

The results will only show after the poll has been expired. 

Hi everyone,

I have been working on another Fizzles test update. This one focuses mainly on bug fixes, small gameplay improvements and UI polish.

You can play the current test version here:
https://hpwsoft.itch.io/fizzles

Fixed issues:

    Level 1 – Digger
    A tester reported that Fizzles could sometimes jump position or disappear when using the Digger ability near or on the ground. This has now been fixed.

    Level 5 – Planter / Bridge
    A tester reported that the endpoint of a planted bridge could sometimes behave like a blocking edge. In one case, a single Fizzle turned around at that point and got stuck in a loop, while other Fizzles continued normally. This has been fixed.

    Bridge transitions
    Additional edge cases around bridges and small height differences have been improved, especially where bridges connect to existing terrain or another bridge.

    Pause and music
    Pausing the game now only pauses the gameplay. The music continues to play and no longer restarts when the game is resumed.

    HUD buttons
    The Fast Forward button is now part of the regular HUD function row. The order is now:
    Pause, Restart, Menu, Fast Forward.

    Player menu
    The player name field now uses a fixed font size.
    Deleting a player now actually removes the player instead of only replacing the name with a default name.

    Delete confirmation
    The delete popup now gives a clearer indication of what action is being confirmed.

Most of these fixes came from testing and feedback, so thank you again to everyone who took the time to try the game and report issues.

Fizzles is still in active development, and I am currently polishing the existing levels before moving further into new level and ability combinations.

Feedback is always welcome!

Hi everyone,

thank you very much for taking part in the Fizzles song poll.

Song 1 received the most votes, so I decided to use it as the basis for the next Fizzles music/video work.

I have now uploaded the selected song to YouTube in the original Suno video format:

https://youtu.be/4LtntuXP2uM

Please note: this is not gameplay footage and not the final Fizzles music video. It is only the selected song version, so everyone who voted can hear the result of the poll.

Thanks again for your votes and feedback. It really helped me choose the direction.

Also, the .nxmi is now called 'NLCEClearPhysicsColors.nxmi' and is stored in 'settings' rather than 'data'.

Implemented in NLCEPlayer commit 1a888bb.

I have no idea what namida's potential plugin will do. If you can restrict it to a small selection of smileys (thumbs up), that will be good.

The worry came from: If it can't restrict it, and instead offer everything there is, it's better to have explicit thumbs-down than, e.g., abusing the sick smiley. I'm not even sure if I'd still remain neutral on those reaction buttons anymore in that case. I'd probably advise against then.

-- Simon

Do we really need a way to thumbs-down a post? I don't want this forum to go down that road.

On the thumbs down, we should see fingers, such as this: And we'll remove the animation.

Most of Lana's smileys are uploaded. Hard-refresh the page (Shift/Ctrl/both, and either R or F5).

I think you can boil me until soft with the right smileys like these. But still it needs the working plugin.

-- Simon

Thanks for these, Eric!

Will this link change if you update the folder? If so, I'd strongly recommend using a permalink or short url which will stay the same forever, and that way you can add to the folder over time without having to keep reposting the link.