Quote from: IchoTolot on February 16, 2020, 07:49:55 PM
Hey, I've played through your levels today and attached my replays.

Before I give more detailed feeback, I would like to know which ones are backroutes.

Gah!

Every level, you've managed to do  in super-efficient ways I hadn't intended! Levels that were designed to send you all over the place, utilising all sorts of aspects, have been conquered annoyingly quickly, haha. Interesting to see, nevertheless, that they weren't as clever as I'd envisaged!

I think I must have misunderstood the term 'backroute' (which I took to mean an alternative, unintended way of completing a level). I thought I'd created levels that could only be done one way, and, oh well, I hadn't... Seems I couldn't see the forests for the trees...!

Thanks for indulging me, anyway. I'll leave the level-making to those far better at it than I! I enjoyed making them nonetheless

Oh, I'm not entirely sure if I've posted this in the right thread! It's not a 'work in progress' as such, as the levels are finished...

Could a kindly mod move this to the main levels-sharing thread if possible...?

Many thanks!

Hi all,

Another newbie, another splurge of levels being shared!

I *think* I've been able to second-guess any backroutes (but then, don't we all think that at the time!), so have attached them to this post as - hopefully! - a reasonably 'finished' product. There are a few levels I'm particularly pleased with. They were created these around a year ago during a period of convalescence, but they're absolutely all do-able. I apologise in advance if any of them turn out to be unenjoyable pigs.

They use existing graphic sets, so hopefully the levels won't be too tricky to load and play.

So, yes, please find attached a zip file containing the 20 .nxlv files and nine mp3 files. (I don't know if it matters, but in my set-up this end, the levels are stored in the levels folder in a folder called 'PJW', whilst the music tracks are individually put in with all the other music tracks as opposed to having their own folder. Thought I'd mention it in case the .nxlv files have trouble locating the mp3 files - I'm so not a technical person!)

Comments etc welcome. Hopefully they'll be a bit of fun and while away an hour or three.


PJW