Crushes in Olmec's lair counted as Olmec's

Verified against the spelunky.ai port v0.1.11 on 28 October 2026.

The end-of-game statistics count deaths by what caused them, and a crush, the player's middle inside something solid, has its own row. In Olmec's Lair it doesn't: every crush there is counted against Olmec, even one he has nothing to do with.

A bomb has blown out the floor under the exit door of Olmec's Lair, and the player jumps the pit onto the block left below it. Olmec, sinking in the lava off the screen, dies, and a new block appears under the door, around the player's middle: he's crushed, and the game counts the death against Olmec ^[1].

The player's step crushes him whenever his middle is inside a solid, and picks the row of the statistics by the room:

if (collision_point(x, y, oSolid, 0, 0))
{
    if (global.plife > 0)
    {
        if (isRealLevel())
        {
            if (isRoom("rOlmec")) global.enemyDeaths[22] += 1;
            else global.miscDeaths[2] += 1;
        }
    }
    global.plife -= 99;

enemyDeaths[22] is the OLMEC row, miscDeaths[2] the CRUSHED row ^{[2] [3]}. Olmec's slam is the usual crush in his lair, and is his. But when he dies, the lair's door becomes its exit, with a block of stone under it if there's no floor there:

    if (not collision_point(640, 560, oSolid, 0, 0))
    {
        brick = instance_create(640, 560, oTemple);
        with brick { invincible = true; }
    }

A player standing where it appears is crushed by it, and the death is still Olmec's ^[4].

Blow out the floor under the exit door before Olmec dies, and stand in the hole, where the block under the door goes, as he drowns. The replay, with seed 1, keeps Olmec alive in the lava by the left wall, runs across the lair as he starts to sink, and drops a bomb by the exit door. Its blast blows out the floor under the door, and the player jumps onto the block below, his middle at (651, 568). Olmec dies, the block under the door crushes him, and the OLMEC row counts it, not CRUSHED ^[5]. Olmec's own crush is in another replay ^[6].

The spelunky.ai port reproduces it exactly: it's in docs/quirks.md's list of the 1.1 source's bugs ^[4], and the oracle's fingerprint of the replay pins both tallies. No option turns it off.