Things in Lemmings that you just found out

[arttu98]

Are there things in Lemmings that you just discovered? I just found out that Lemmings is available for Gameboy Color.

[Luis]

Today I found a way to save all the Lemmings in Crystal point: http://youtu.be/Fkbjy78oMR8

[Luis]

Yesterday I noticed the height of the entrance in Just Dig and Ozone Friendly Lemmings is different in the PSP. The one in Ozone is lower.

[Akseli]

This is in fact a really interesting topic and I remember wondering all kinds of stuff when I two years ago discovered these forums, for some reason I hadn't posted much about that back then.

Clam's tricks and glitches topics of course blew my mind about my all time favourite video game, I hadn't even a clue about such thing as climber-stuck-in-a-ceiling, for example. The biggest mind-blow experience was when I saw giant's leap glitch in a challenge solution replay for Tricky 28 - "Lost something?".

I also had my mind blown when I read this post. I never thought that no Bubble level in ONML had steel blocks, I was really amazed.

Today I learned something new again... this.

[Luis]

Today I found a way to save all the Lemmings in Crystal point: http://youtu.be/Fkbjy78oMR8

*I give myself a facepalm* I just realized that you don't really have to use the release rate to save every Lemmings. You can just mine the blocker then bash to stop him.

[Luis]

The Japanese boxart of the PSP version has a blocker in the air: http://www.gamefaqs.com/psp/928435-lemmings/images/box-72609

[Luis]

The trigger area of the flamethrower that faces the right side, doesn't cover the whole object so the Lemmings can fall through the gray part.

[grams88]

Well I guess this could be classified in the last couple of years as it was something I never knew about before but in the levels where the lemming gets trapped in a wall and if you were to get him to bash the right way yes this is possible without using the arrow keys in the windows version. (The version I'm mainly talking about is the Atari st and Amiga)

The all or nothing level is a brilliant example of this where you have to bash the right way on three occassions, Now to get this perfect with this one you must put the mouse arrow in the opposite direction to where you want to bash and after this make sure that you only clip the side a little bit with the basher and you should be okay he should bash the right way, It does not always work but it's something like an 85% chance it will work.

[Simon]

Yes, that's a consequence of the L1 walker physics.

Lemmings will walk into the wall, turn, and remain inside until the next logic update. With precision, the cursor can be moved such that only lemmings in the wall are under it. Assignments will only target lemmings facing away from the wall. Detailed post about these physics.

-- Simon

[grams88]

Many thanks Simon will give that a look.