General Loap progress discussion topic

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Just discovered this. It looks awesome! I'm having a bit of problem getting it to run at the moment though. It keeps saying it needs .net core. I've tried installing various versions and none seem to work at the moment. Is there a particular .Net version it needs?

[namida]

.Net 7.0 should be the one it needs.

[bezzie616]

How do you make music work with this? Or has it not being implemented (yet)? I ripped the red book audio of the original 3D PC release but no matter where I place the folder, (or any other rip of Lemmings music. It won't play music.

[namida]

How do you make music work with this? Or has it not being implemented (yet)? I ripped the red book audio of the original 3D PC release but no matter where I place the folder, (or any other rip of Lemmings music. It won't play music.

Did you use one of the releases in this topic? If so - they were older versions while Loap was in development.

Download V1.0.0.0 from the release topic (from the first post; it's been updated every time there's a new release): https://www.lemmingsforums.net/index.php?topic=5907.0

Older releases had the music as a seperate download so that they didn't have to be redownloaded with every update (as they were the majority of the file size), but because further updates are unlikely at this point, I decided it was simpler to put everything in one download.

[bezzie616]

How do you make music work with this? Or has it not being implemented (yet)? I ripped the red book audio of the original 3D PC release but no matter where I place the folder, (or any other rip of Lemmings music. It won't play music.

Did you use one of the releases in this topic? If so - they were older versions while Loap was in development.

Download V1.0.0.0 from the release topic (from the first post; it's been updated every time there's a new release): https://www.lemmingsforums.net/index.php?topic=5907.0

Older releases had the music as a seperate download so that they didn't have to be redownloaded with every update (as they were the majority of the file size), but because further updates are unlikely at this point, I decided it was simpler to put everything in one download.

Ah that explains it. Thanks.

[karjonas]

Thanks for making this project, it is really nice. I built and ran it on Linux. I even made a PKGBUILD so it is easily installable on Arch Linux https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/loap-git While doing this I had to do a small patch where I put the settings, progress and replays in the proper user directories. I think you should patch the source to do this too. Something I couldn't figure out is if it is possible to pan and rotate using the mouse? It did not work for me at least but the code seems to suggest it should be possible. Some of the background graphics are horribly low quality so it would be nice if we could replace them with higher resolution versions if possible. I'm also wondering if it would be possible to replace some of the sprites with proper 3d models or to make the lemmings voxel based like in voxel doom if you are familiar with that project. Anyhow, great work

[kaywhyn]

Hi @karjonas, welcome to the Forums! Yup, it's possible to pan and rotate with the mouse for Loap. For rotating, hold the right mouse button. For panning, it's the middle button if your mouse has one. In my case, I have a Logitech MX Anywhere 3S mouse which has a scroll wheel instead and clicking it at the bottom does the same thing as panning for me.