This is a combination of my 3 level sets. They all start with the letter E, hence E_trilogy. This is probably the final version of this set, but slight modifications may be made for playability issues if they arise.
What's New in Version 1.1.1
Now has 237 levels (including Decade message levels)
Since the number of Chipsters still playing primarily on MSCC can probably be counted on one hand , leaving two thirds of Chip's Controls' tools obsolete, I have decided to release standalone versions of the two still-relevant tools, the CCX file editor and DacGen. They can each be downloaded individually at my site, or in one setup file (pretty much only required if your computer doesn't have the necessary runtime files).
So I just released my second set of 149 levels, appropriately titled JCCLP2, though this isn't another "best-of" pack of my levels. Discuss the set here!
I am making a levelset with about 75-100 levels. These aren't close to my best work, so I took them out, and put them in a file by itself. Fully playtested in Lynx. There are 20 levels.
What I'm submitting for CCLP4. Includes most of TS0, some of TS1, most of TS2, and some of TCCLPRejects, other than levels that are already in an official level set, Cypher levels, busted levels, and incompatible levels.
What's New in Version 1.23
27 Nov 2015: removed Xenocide due to its bust, fixed unsolvability and minor bust This Too Shall Pass
17 Nov 2015: removed unused chip count in Forsythia.
17 Nov 2015: fixed unsolvability of On Edge, bust in Teeth Dispensary, and inequality in Bam Thwok and Forsythia
8 Nov 2015: removed eight levels (Gimmick Isle Part Deux, Cubicles, Regicide, Orbit, Prolonging the Magic, The Scary Zone, Tetris Pieces, Shuriken) and remade Blockorama and Camp.
5 Nov 2015: fixed bust on Exclusive Or and removed two fireballs in Death and Destruction.
It seems like the 50-level packs used for CCLP1 voting were fairly well-received, so I hope I'm not alone in suggesting that whoever's in charge of CCLP4 and beyond do something similar. So here's a place where we can all suggest wacky names for future packs. Have fun!
, leaving two thirds of Chip's Controls' tools obsolete, I have decided to release standalone versions of the two still-relevant tools, the CCX file editor and DacGen. They can each be downloaded individually at my site, or in one setup file (pretty much only required if your computer doesn't have the necessary runtime files).
Have fun!