In comparison, the number of styles , in the styles folder of my Neolemmix installation, is 261.

Apologies for the inconvenience here; I'm going to eventually look at getting the styles manager up and running again, but this will require paying for a server, so it's only worth doing if SuperLemmix generates a significant user-base.

If you're happy to send me a link to your copy of the styles, I'll add the missing ones to the SuperLemmix styles download so that it's as up-to-date as it can be.

Thanks!

For a new engine, you might consider being more restrictive about which styles are available.

I originally thought that as well, but it's only natural for people to want to make SuperLemmix their own, and that means - in most cases - pulling all the styles across. It feels better to embrace this and try my best to keep on top of the occasional inevitable styles issue.

Also, I can only think of two ways to be "restrictive" about this, and I don't really like either of them:

1) Only allow certain styles to be used, and hard-bake these into the code.

This would require a lot of tiresome grunt work to set up, and would put a lot of people off creating content for SuperLemmix, neither of which are things I'm particularly inclined to do.

2) Cherry-pick a handful of styles, and only provide these with SuperLemmix. All others must be shared and maintained independently.

This is better, but how do we decide which styles to use? Obviously I'd want to include my own, and even at that point it already feels elitist and exclusive even before I've added anyone else's to the list. I suppose that I could make it "only styles from anyone who's currently active on the forums, and has already created content for SuperLemmix." That would solve the "exclusivity" problem, but then there's nothing to prevent the styles list from growing exponentially again.

Thoughts?

Here is a link for my dropbox , which contains, the updated Superlemmix styles : https://www.dropbox.com/s/41cyry82j6fbk9a/Superlemmix_styles.zip?dl=1

Here are my Styles for Neolemmix (More complete one). It has Arty's Artlems, All of Gigalems planet and planet2 sets, Nin10doadicts for his Casuallemmings 2.0, Flopsys' GGF pack styles, Mantha's TV lems, all of Stratos sets(General_md, and all his recolored lemmings), Glitchapp's styles (fishcoralreef, fishfilletscity, and underwaterdivingstyle). Now added Nessy's Sanctuary style. Also did a redo of the styles.ini so it's more organized (Alphabetized). Spent a few days on this.

Here is my link for my more complete set: https://www.mediafire.com/file/7cvy80nhkfgh3j2/styles.zip/file

also here is my link for my sounds which has Nin10doaddicts Casuallemmings 2.0 sounds (ie: the shark and cattrap sounds),
sounds for Flopsys' GGF pack, and sounds for his all his Festive Millas packs including his sampler pack.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/8gzz28av7thpbzk/sound.zip/file

Also did the same for the Superlemmix Version, but will wait on WillLem to see if he wants me to P.M. my link for the SLX one so he can look it over since I added back the Millas and Soniclems. He can then repost it for SLX with or without the Millas and Soniclems since some of the new sprites still need to be fixed (IE: Dangler, Looker,etc).

It's now possible to update all water objects in an entire pack using the SLX QuickMod Tool - choose "Update Water Objects" and all water objects will be automatically converted to their SuperLemmix counterparts.

Note: this only works for orig and ohno styles; levels using custom styles will need to be updated manually using the instructions here.

Additionally, it's now also possible to use the SLX QuickMod tool to mass convert:

All Stoners to Freezers
All Bombers to Timebombers (and vice versa)