I can access it.
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So I guess the only way to have it "unlisted" is for people to download the BSP and install it manually.

I've changed it to Hidden. Now try and access it.

GAH! How to make it "unlisted"? That is, not visibly public? Anyone can access it as long as they have the link?

Oh, there is that option...?

Hi.
Coming around with a new map (after a long time of other things) and I'd like to know what you think. This is like Part 2 of a series I'd like to call Oxateur Labs, taking place on one of the many parallel Earths. The rumble at the beginning is the chamber being rebuilt. It isn't millions of chambers in a big facility. It is just one very large chamber with thousands of panels moving about.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=420922184

If you should experience a little lag, that would be due the func_smokevolume I'm using in the holes to like "fade out" the "behind the scenes".

Let me know what you think. :)

/Edward

As much as I had a hard time with these "out of sight, try to keep them in mind", some were enjoyable. But this is what I've decided on:

1: stormsend
2: pertbanking
3: RectorRocks

Here are my votes:

1. nintendo.erk
2. Daoud Baba
3. olshi

Honerables: RectorRocks and | \_/ ()
Close, was a little hard to choose.

Originally posted by Polux:

Edward, you've probably played the second (harder) version.
This map is not in the contest...

No, I'm subscribed to the regular one.

I like this one. Got me thinking a bit, but sometimes I just need to look for those little hidden nooks. ;)

Hi. I am.

As are you.

We all are, for if we weren't we wouldn't be here, now would we. :D

So, my name is Edward, bit of a mad scientist, and partial coder. Have edited a game called Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Dark Forces 2 for many years, but been feeling some limits here and there. Been wanting to get into the Source editing of things, but it is mainly that I wish to code together silly Gmod sketches. Yeah, I'm kinda lazy when it comes to doing stop motion, and just as so to place keyframes in SFM, yet I have the drive to pull a ragdoll's limbs with scripts, and hoping to jump between ragdoll physics and rigid animations. I've placed my questions about this in the appropriate places.

I decided to play a bit with the PeTI while waiting for answers, but there came a time I felt a little limited. I read somewhere about importing these maps into Hammer for fine tuning, but when I did that I was almost aghast as to how unoptimized things looked. One cube for every tile of anything (liquids, triggers, walls, etc). I felt I couldn't work with that so I decided to redo my puzzles from scratch in Hammer. Got the hang of things quite quickly, and found it quite easy, especially when using alot of instances. ;)

Sadly, you may not see much of my work because I sort of have a plan on rehashing 550 landscapes from another puzzle game and packing it all into one vpk. But maybe one of these competitions will spark some inspirations that I'll create and release. Though, be warned that I'm not the best puzzle creator so it may be far too easy for your tastes, but maybe entertaining. :)
But, if nothing else, this seems to be a good start into getting into the Source editing.

/Edward