Nice. :) Thanks for the effort and sharing.

Thats really nice. Thanks for sharing.

It really was a close call. You almost won.

And we have a winner!

...with a nice total score of 19 points.

This weeks runner ups are: RectorRocks who came second with 15 points, and Hazellius who came third with 8 points.

Had a tough time beating some of the maps, especially given I'm not the best portal2 player. I'm good in finding out-of-the-box solutions, but maps that are well built often don't allow for that, the maps in this competition included, mostly.

I only was able to do one small unintended thing in IVO's map, though I did saw the correct solution too.

That said, I carefully considered all entries but it was quite clear to me that I liked IVO's entry most of all, so he hits my nr 1 spot.

The nr 2 and 3 were more difficult. There were 2 maps that were standing out above the other entries for me, which were Nintendo.erk's entry and RectorRock's entry.

Many people did not see the correct solution for Nintendo.erk's map, and consider that last move a ninja move. I thought so too at first, but then saw the brilliant move which made it easy.

RectorRock's entry was quite easier than that, but it had some flair by itself. Playing with paint in a very controlled manner, turning it into a satisfying puzzle to solve.

Right at this very moment, I'm still having a hard time to choose between these too maps and I'd rather place both at 2nd place. Unfortunately I can't do that. For that reason I'm going to favor Nintendo.erk's map, reason being that last move which gave me that aha moment.

So my votes are as follows:

1. IVO
2. Nintendo.erk
3. RectorRocks

This will be the last competition P2LC will do. This means, that you will not be able to tell us what the new competition rules will become if you win. But if you win, you can tell anyone you won the very last P2LC competition. So keep those maps coming. :) Now is your last chance.

As you can see in this announcement we're going to stop with P2LC. This means, there won't be a future competition.

And we have a winner!

...with a nice total score of 1 point.

This weeks runner ups are: No one who came second with 0 points, and no one who came third with 0 points.

Camerson1313, you are entitled to give us the next weeks challenge. Can you reply here before the end of this month GMT +0, and tell us what you'd like to see in the next competition?

Current stage: The competition is over

This challenge was submitted by: dire.fcs
The idea for this challenge is to do the following:
Create a map where using a funnel is the main objective of the map.

It can be either a blue or orange funnel or both, and they can be enabled or disabled at any time.

Somewhere in the map, the player has to interact with the funnel and/or activate/deactivate the funnel by transporting other elements, such as cubes, gel, etc.

The player must use a funnel to move through at least 2 different areas.

And we have a winner!

...with a nice total score of 19 points.

This weeks runner ups are: RectorRocks who came second with 15 points, and Hazellius who came third with 8 points.

Current stage: The competition is over

This challenge was submitted by: camerson1313
The idea for this challenge is to do the following:
Make a test that involves some sort of automated mechanism to solve. You can either make it in a way that forces the player to set it up, or make it entirely self-sufficient, but at some point in the solution it must be able to keep going indefinitely without player intervention. And it can't just be something simple like a rail platform set to oscillate; It must be a chain of several different elements and connections. I don't think we've ever had a theme like this, so hopefully it will inspire some new ideas.

And we have a winner!

...with a nice total score of 1 point.

This weeks runner ups are: No one who came second with 0 points, and no one who came third with 0 points.

Camerson1313, you are entitled to give us the next weeks challenge. Can you reply here before the end of this month GMT +0, and tell us what you'd like to see in the next competition?