Homebrew [Release] Lemmings for 3DS

[bayleef]

if its not just a fluke, i'd say not being able to properly play is a big Bug indeed D:

You are right. I'll try to reproduce the problem and fix it as soon as I find the time. (It may take a while.)
Btw.: CIA or 3dsx? Luma version? O3DS or N3DS?

 

[Dracari]

You are right. I'll try to reproduce the problem and fix it as soon as I find the time. (It may take a while.)
Btw.: CIA or 3dsx? Luma version? O3DS or N3DS?

for me CIA, Luma Nightly a4629e4 , N3DS

 

[NostalgicMillennial]

I suppose DOS-CD version music support is unlikely?

Still got my copy

 

[bayleef]

for me CIA, Luma Nightly a4629e4 , N3DS

Ok. I have some more questions about your setup:
Can you send me the *.DAT files from the lemmings folder of your SD card please (SAVEGAME.DAT and CACHE*.DAT)? Maybe by private message.
Which levels are installed? (ORIG, ORIG_DEMO, ONML, ONML_DEMO, XMAS91, XMAS92, HOLIDAY93, HOLIDAY93_DEMO, HOLIDAY94, HOLIDAY94_DEMO, 2P_ORIG, 2p_ONML) You need not send the level files to me, I have them.
Do you use custom sounds or music? If you do: The standard ones generated by the batch script or your own?

I suppose DOS-CD version music support is unlikely?

Still got my copy

Is the DOS-CD version music different from the (non-custom) ADLIB.DAT music?
With the ADLIB.DAT file installed and the setting to ADLIB sound, it should sound like here:

The video is called "Lemmings (MS-DOS CD)", but the video title may be incorrect?

 

[NostalgicMillennial]

Ok. I have some more questions about your setup:
Can you send me the *.DAT files from the lemmings folder of your SD card please (SAVEGAME.DAT and CACHE*.DAT)? Maybe by private message.
Which levels are installed? (ORIG, ORIG_DEMO, ONML, ONML_DEMO, XMAS91, XMAS92, HOLIDAY93, HOLIDAY93_DEMO, HOLIDAY94, HOLIDAY94_DEMO, 2P_ORIG, 2p_ONML) You need not send the level files to me, I have them.
Do you use custom sounds or music? If you do: The standard ones generated by the batch script or your own?


Is the DOS-CD version music different from the (non-custom) ADLIB.DAT music?
With the ADLIB.DAT file installed and the setting to ADLIB sound, it should sound like here:

The video is called "Lemmings (MS-DOS CD)", but the video title may be incorrect?

Haha I meant this version...sounds like MIDI actually...It's weird though..I had high quality music yet I remember my SFX were the DOS low quality ones...

 

[bayleef]

Haha I meant this version...sounds like MIDI actually...

Ok. The only way to get this music in the 3DS game is to convert it to WAV files. There will be no support for any other music than ADLIB.DAT music (from DOS floppy) or custom WAV files.

 

[bayleef]

I cannot reproduce the bug mentioned above. I really want to fix it, but therefore I have to reproduce it on my 3DS. So, please, can anyone who is affected by the bug send me the information I need to reproduce the problem? I need the following information:

Can you send me the *.DAT files from the lemmings folder of your SD card please (SAVEGAME.DAT and CACHE*.DAT)? Maybe by private message.
Which levels are installed? (ORIG, ORIG_DEMO, ONML, ONML_DEMO, XMAS91, XMAS92, HOLIDAY93, HOLIDAY93_DEMO, HOLIDAY94, HOLIDAY94_DEMO, 2P_ORIG, 2p_ONML) You need not send the level files to me, I have them.
Do you use custom sounds or music? If you do: The standard ones generated by the batch script or your own?

 

[bootmonster]

I really love this, it's great! I'm actually using the master system soundtrack myself, but this does lead me to a request.

At the moment, if you use the level select it starts off at Lemming 1 (TUNE06.WAV) regardless of which level you choose, however each level goes with a particular theme for me, and it's kind of killing the nostalgia.

Could you an an option that maps the tracks to the corresponding levels? If so would be the last small thing to make this perfect! Thanks!

 

[Zaphod77]

There's no such thing as corresponding levels, except for the special ones with the unique graphics (A BEAST of a level, What an AWESOME level, etc.).

The current music behavior is how the dos version worked.