Quote from: lemmkeev20 on October 18, 2026, 04:40:06 PMwell here's my submittion 

(note that the birthday cake/turt is not in any styles, you must download the cake/turt and move it in any terrain folder of any style folder)

(same with the music, only that the music has to, after being downloaded, be specifically moved to the music folder)

Please read the first post carefully on how to submit a level!

Send me a personal message with your level/s and if needed tileset/s to participate. It would also be nice to also tell me the rule which each level satisfies.

Please use the following naming format:  User1_Levelname_R3V1.nxlv ---> Level "Levelname" by User1  for Rule 3  Version 1 of the level

Furthermore, please make a new special style for your extra terrain pieces. Something like "lemmkeev20_special"!

I won't put single pngs in random other styles.
You can simply mimic the structure from other styles to achieve this and create your own where you can also put any future special pieces from you.

If you follow these steps and pm me the level with a dedicated style for your special terrain piece then I will accept the submission.

Here is my new replay collection with my solutions to the 2 new ranks included. 

well here's my submittion 

(note that the birthday cake/turt is not in any styles, you must download the cake/turt and move it in any terrain folder of any style folder)

(same with the music, only that the music has to, after being downloaded, be specifically moved to the music folder)

I do have the feature ticked but it doesn't explain why the pieces are out of alignment still

Little backroute patch.

Bedlam level 3 Magnificent performance

Bedlam 3

Figured out very easy backroute here, will fix it new zip, new tool sets make it differents compared old one, climber is removed, its really break this level.

Quote from: The64Watcher on October 18, 2026, 12:13:24 AMi wish the tomato watcher actually made more lemmings videos

isn't him doing that 

i wish i knew how to summon tomato watcher in my room at 3:00

I may state the obvious but : did you check the "highlight grouped pieces" option ?

I encountered this bug when grouping pieces when making other levels and the pieces would change colour to green when you use the group function. This doesn't always happen but it was pretty common.

I then returned to a contest level I made and I was going to make finishing touches, and then realised this display bug had occurred on this level, the bottom half shows how it appears in the editor preview, it didn't look like this before about a month ago when I worked on this level, I only discovered this when I loaded the level again recently.
The top half is how the level looks in the player when I load the level, so there is a clear difference between the editor and what is displayed in the player itself.

UPDATE: This seems to be more reproduceable if you group pieces then save the level. Then close down the editor and reload the level, might also be dependent on grouping more pieces together than just two. A level I was working on yesterday and reloaded today, the grouped pieces are all showing up in green.

Version 4.0 Update

A small but very significant update. Styles are now handled differently so that they are smaller and easier to maintain.

If you're using an earlier version of RetroLemmini, it's strongly recommended that you update to Version 4.0.

Here's what's new!

Style Handling

• Objects no longer need to have a separate 'om_' image with the trigger rectangle. Instead, we use maskX, maskX, maskWidth and maskHeight in the style's .ini to set the trigger rectangles.
• If you're a style creator, you can use the Editor's trigger area rendering capability (go to View > Show/Hide Triggers) to make sure you've set the correct values.
• Objects are now named 'stylename_o_n' instead of 'stylenameo_n'. This is so that styles can have names ending in 'o' without potentially causing problems.
• All included styles have been updated to this system - levels and replays are unaffected.

Force Fields

• It's no longer possible to Rotate/Flip/Invert Force Field objects. This is to keep the graphics consistent with the physics.

Entrance Hatches

• Under the new style handling system (see above), lemming spawn points are now set by the maskX and maskY values for entrance hatch objects. The spawn point is shown both in the Editor and in the updated Debug mode.
• It's no longer possible to Rotate entrance hatches (they can still be Flipped/Inverted!). If any existing levels use rotated hatches, I'm happy to add a new rotated hatch object to the 'special' style.

Up/Down One-Way_Arrows

• Upwards and Downwards-facing One-Way_Arrows have been added to all OG styles courtesy of EricDerkovits. Some of the images need to be upscaled to hi-res, which will be done over the next few weeks. You can keep the styles up to date by going to 'Help > Update Styles'.

More Java Exception Eliminations!

• When a level doesn't load, we now show exactly which resource is missing that's causing it not to load.
• The lack of a second value in the 'sound' section of a triggered object's .ini entry is now tolerated by being defaulted to 1 (so, the sound will play on the first frame of the animation unless another frame is specified) - see this topic for details.
• Improved error messages for missing resources.

Debug Mode

• Object trigger areas are now shown when in Debug mode. Please note - this should not be routinely used when playing levels as levels cannot be legitimately counted as 'solved' in Debug mode; the feature is intended for use when creating and maintaining levels and/or styles. I may consider adding this as its own feature (a 'Physics View' similar to the one in NeoLemmix), but there would have to be a lot of vocal support for this from RetroLemmini users; I'd very much prefer to keep it as a Debug-only feature.
• The panel info layout is improved and now shows object type when mousing over an object.

UI/Bugfixes

• The browser now always opens at the 'levels' folder when adding an External level.

See also - RL Editor release topic for the latest version of the dedicated RetroLemmini Level Editor.
N.B. - You must update to Editor 2.1 for cross-compatibility with RetroLemmini 4.0 - a copy of the Editor is included when downloading the RetroLemmini update to ensure that you're good to go.

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Version 2.1 Update

Skipped version 1.9 to go straight to 2.1 due to a significant update to Style handling.

If you're using an earlier version of RetroLemmini, you must update to Version 4.0 for Editor 2.0 to be cross-compatible.

With that established, here's what's new in the Editor!

Online Updates
 • The Editor can now check online for updates! This happens automatically once per week when starting the Editor, or can be done manually using 'Help > Check For Updates...'

Style Handling
 • In accordance with RetroLemmini 4.0, the Editor now looks to the style's .ini folder to find object trigger areas. This system replaces the 'om_' object mask images so that styles can be smaller and easier to maintain.
 • Furthermore, objects are now expected to be named with the updated suffix '_o_' rather than 'o_' as before.

Hotkey Config
 • Added 'Clear Current Key' button.
 • Bugfix - 'Edited' label persists until changes have been saved successfully.

UI / Bugfixes
 • Added default title 'Untitled' when creating a new level.
 • Rotate/Flip/Invert is now disallowed for Force Fields to keep behaviour consistent with RetroLemmini.
 • Rotate is now disallowed for Entrance Hatches (they can still be Flipped/Inverted).
 • '_pg' object gfx no longer show up in 'Terrain'.

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