Rocks'n'Diamonds

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If "exit level with all fields solved" is enabled for the sokoban elements, pushing a sokoban object in a level that does not have any sokoban fields will cause you to instantly win the level. Normally this wouldn't matter, but this makes it impossible to create a specific type of puzzle w...

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Here's an example song to test this with. If you listen to it with OpenMPT (at least), the song goes "you lose" and then "you win" repeated endlessly due to a B01 command placed at the end of the third pattern. But if played through RnD, the song goes "you lose", "...

This only happens when the "increment solved levels" setting is enabled. The custom artwork is not what causes this.

Not sure if this would count as an accessibility feature or just plain practical. For example, I can only hear out of my right ear as of right now, so this would be plenty useful for me.

This was suggested a while ago by "MichaelCPalmer1980" in this topic , and I thought it was worth implementing in all versions, Android and PC. What I'm thinking of is an option in the Setup menu to show a prompt like this whenever one of the players in the level dies: https://i.frogbox.es...

I've noticed that there are some elements from Diamond Caves 3 that are not covered by the Diamond Caves 2 category. I'm not sure if that's because Diamond Caves 3 added more, or DC2 and DC3 share all of the elements but some were never implemented. I'll start by listing the simple elements that are...

(Also, player 1 is the only player who can cause EM doors to vanish in the RnD engine.) How can this be reproduced? Just tested this, and as far as I can see, EM doors never vanish if any player enter it (which should probably also be changed). That's odd. That must be a problem with the new versio...

In the EM engine, both players have to make it to the exits for the level to be considered "won", and the level will not be winnable if either player dies. In the RnD engine, all players automatically win once player 1 reaches the exit, and the level will still be winnable if any player ot...

Looking back, this might actually be useful for certain hotkeys, like enabling 1-step mode before the level starts. Perhaps disable it for keys that perform "regular" functions like pause the game, drop dynamite, move, etc. but keep it for all of the functions under Setup>Key Shortcuts.

Here's an example level you can use to test this behavior. Set the properties of Game of Life to, say, min 3 max 4 to create, and you'll see that there are some tiles that you can't walk on. It's most noticeable if you set it to min 0 max 8 to create. This is what it looks like at min 2 max 3 to su...

Clever... I'm surprised I hadn't even thought of that while making the level. I managed to get up to 307, and only after reading that comment!

RIght now, snap-pushing BD rocks seems like an underutilized mechanic since there's no way to tell them apart from EM rocks (which are not snap-pushable) until you try snapping them. It doesn't really matter what the graphics themselves look like, even something like its appearance in the editor wou...

Plant is supported by the RnD engine, actually. It's identical to the non-removable landmine, in that it kills you on touch, except that androids can erase it by moving onto it. In this case it just seems like a partially implemented feature.