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​I am sorry, I totally missed your post. It looks like I have still some issues with the new forum. The indices are defined in the k_2e section in the subsections k_31 (or the struct 1a). (1a) // indexList { (byte) 0 // relIndexOffset (ushort) 0 // indexOffset (ushort) 40 // numberOfIndices } At first I substract the relIndexOffset from the index. If the result is bigger than the amount of vertices in the current vertexList you have to use the index in the previous vertexList, respecting the relIndexOffest from the previous indexList. If the result is smaller than 0 you can simply use the index in the previous vertexList. If the result is in the amount of vertices in the current vertexList you can use the calculated index in the current vertexList. foreach (i in indexList) { index = i - indexList.relIndexOffset if (index >= vertexList.numberOfVertices) { vertex = previousVertexList[i - previousIndexList.relIndexOffset] } else if (index < 0) { vertex = previousVertexList } else { vertex = vertexList[index] } } Maybe there is an better way, but this is the way I found out. I hope it is undersandable?

I was using a remote desktop program to connect to my laptop. For fun I decided to try playing LEGO Island through it. The laptop is 1366x768, while LI is 640x480. Somehow, through this combination of remote desktop and LI, the 3D portions of the game appear to be rendered at 1366x768. The viewable area is still 640x480 though. Is it possible to make LI fill the rest of the screen at a higher resolution? Screenshots below (I've cropped it to only the LI screen and I've pixelated my name.):

More upcoming sets were found on Walmart's servers: So LEGO Portal is really happening! http://brickinquirer.com/2015/05/02/7-new-lego-dimensions-fun-team-level-packs-leak-for-lego-dimensions-includes-portal/

Now that all the episodes for 1HY2015 are out, I've compiled all nine episodes into a single video, cutting out all of the unnecessary repetition. Came out to about twelve and a half minutes. I did the best I could with the audio transitions, but it ends up a tad awkward in places - there was really only so much I could do. In any case, enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAWwYkj3Q3g&feature=youtu.be