version's of lemmings :Different styles of grafic sets

[Pooty]

Wow, that's fantastic! How did you go about making it pixel perfect? By that, I mean did you use a paint program to compare?

[GigaLem]

All right, I don't know what level minimac's remaking there, but this one should definitely look familiar.

This is a pixel-perfect remake of "Stepping Stones" (Mayhem 17) in the dirt tileset. (And be sure to let me know if it's not exact.)

Now thats what im talking about
try fall and no life with the brick tile set

[namida]

Why don't you try Fall And No Life with the brick tile set?

[Clam]

Wow, that's fantastic! How did you go about making it pixel perfect? By that, I mean did you use a paint program to compare?

I just opened up two Lemmix windows and went back and forth between them. Most of the terrain is straight, so I used the x-y coordinates of the terrain pieces in the original to figure out where to put the eraser pieces. For the grassy bit I zoomed in really close and systematically went around it with eraser blocks.

And I'm glad you like it

[Dullstar]

How did you do that? 

[Clam]

It's actually remarkable easy for a level with straight terrain like this one. All you have to do is place a bunch of terrain pieces to cover up the required area, and then go over the unneeded bits with eraser blocks. Like I said, it's useful to refer to the x-y coordinates to make sure everything is in the right place. The screen-start viewer helps with the initial terrain placement too.

If you want a really easy one to try yourself, you could do "Tightrope City". Other small levels with nothing but straight terrain aren't going to be much harder than this - they'll just take longer.