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Heres a place to show your lemmings videos
From youtube (or other places)
Here's a level by me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5hLQeDpPAI

Is there any way to record a LemEdit Customized Lemmings level? Because when you use LemEdit, the whole screen gets replace with the editor.

Since you aren't using DOSBox to run LemEdit/CustLemm, your only option is to get a video camcorder and directly record what's on the screen, and then later transfer the video from the camcorder to the computer.  What can I say, you get what you get for using old technologies.  If you use DOSBox to run LemEdit/CustLemm, then DOSBox has a build-in option to record video for you.

Bump!

If you really want to endure watching me playing my L++ Master System remakes, you can watch Fun here and Tricky here.

It's amazing how much work and thought you put into the styles and levels. Great work!

-- Simon

Christ on a bike, this is sofa king good!

Thanks, Simon and Clammo, comments like these make the effort worthwhile.

Currently working on getting Mayhem up to 40(ish) levels.

Adam =)

New year Lemmings 91/92

Xmas Lemmings 91 for Amiga

All Xmas themed Dos levels

special Lemmings games

Playlist of Lemmings 2 SNES

MegaDrive longplay of Lemmings 2 part 1
MegaDrive longplay of Lemmings 2 part 2

Playlist of Lemmings 3 CD

Playlist of Lomax PC

All that by me 

I always upload the solutions of my levels on to youtube because it's a way to get feedback without having your level reveiwed.

Taxing's now here - Mayhem to follow on Monday. Then, if you're very unlucky, a blooper reel.

In Lemmix, how do I turn the replay file into a video file and put it on Youtube?

Unfortunately you can't change a replay file into a video file. (I don't think) I always do this:

1.Download a screen recording software. I use Camstudio
2.Record the replay on the screen recorder and save it.
3.Edit and add music if you want.
4.Upload the video onto youtube.
5.Done! 

Custom level that I just finished: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8bT-rZoG8s

Didn't check for backroutes. I'm sick of this level anyway.

edit: also http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeh_WoHfGSA

A lot of your solutions wouldn't work on the actual SMS Lemmings... builders don't turn around on other builder's bridges, and you can't make builders bash (only mine or dig)...

A lot of your solutions wouldn't work on the actual SMS Lemmings... [examples]

Yes, also some of those solutions won't work unmodified in DOS Lemmings 1 physics either. (Assign miner on steel, one second is 15 frames instead of 17, have more time after 0:00 for late entrees due to how the nuke assigns exploders.)

Basically L++ isn't the correct choice for levels if you wish to have canonical Lemmings mechanics; it's geared towards flexibility in multiplayer. Emulation will likely serve one better if SMS physics are important.

-- Simon

With my L++ stuff, I didn't care about the SMS physics.. to me, the terrain is far more important. I'd prefer to breathe some new life into the SMS levels.

Adam

sweet I think I figured out how to put solutions to my levels on Youtube finally

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnIZQETKM7c

I might just post video solutions instead of a text file for Isteve11.dat

Well then... the only other comment I have (apart from AWESOME work on the remakes of non-SMS levels) is, for And Then There Were Four, you should've solved the bottom-left before the top-left. You have no idea how much easier it is this way.

I spammed the replay feature in Lemmix to make this video because I keep messing up in the level. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5ZnyYK8leU It's the solution to my favorite Eygpt level from Lemmings PSP. I couldn't make the level play the same exact way like the PSP version because the wood terrain is different and the Noose Trap doesn't have that trigger area when a Lemming is walking up the stairs, making the one way left arrows pointless. Overall, I like the PSP version of Temple of Return better.