I now have a background import tool. Since I'm working with character graphics, what I'd really like to find is character-based data rather than the bitmap I'm using at present. In any case, this is still a "what-if", looking at display technology and limitations. It's really pushing the graphical limitations of the '2600; lots of wizardry going on here. It's also pushing "playability" - seeing such a limited area of the playable world might be a showstopper.

But still, I'm forging on, seeing what systems I can develop and how playable this might turn out to be.


This runs on actual hardware. Regular blog updates, and free in-progress binaries for any registered user, are regularly posted to my forum. Forum is 2600 Wizards

If anyone could point me towards character/tile based level data that would be awesome.

The DOS CD music is here! Includes all level musics and special graphics levels: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_K4OXEq1azBmWUqNE55JLGmx9YozFs11/view?usp=drive_link

You're very welcome! I'm glad to help and good luck with your NeoLemmix pack.

It helps! Thank you! I would make a PC CD music pack for NeoLemmix!

Things are going very well with the testing process. I've completed the entire first rank and now moving onto the next. There are only two ranks, Commence and Involved. The second rank, Involved, will be a huge jump in difficulty.

I expect the game to be released on October 31st, a Halloween treat for everyone!   

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Quote from: bezzie616 on October 13, 2025, 08:48:50 PMHow 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.

Quote from: bezzie616 on October 13, 2025, 08:48:50 PMHow 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.

I've been going through and reminiscing on my old posts and the times we had doing this. Hard to believe that's 10+ years ago now...  And I'll say a little thank you; those were good times indeed and interacting with people here helped me grow as an individual.   

As a US citizen I completely understand and support that decision   

And while I'm not active anymore; I agree I think generally speaking, this site doesn't need much if any advanced features that the most basic forum can't achieve.

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.