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Self-correction
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Tags: Goo, Angled Panel, Glass, Grating
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22 Apr, 2013 @ 3:31pm
26 Apr, 2013 @ 6:07am
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Self-correction

In 4 collections by Geneosis
Geneosis' Logic Chambers
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Geneosis' Skill Chambers
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Geneosis' Medium Chambers
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Geneosis' Best Of
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Description
Hello test subject, and welcome to Aperture Mathematics Facility! Today you will have to preform simple calculs to reach the exit.
No calculator allowed.
No intelligent core allowed.
No companion cube allowed.
You'll have to solve it alone!

Update 1:
- Changed a bit the shape of the map.
- Added white surfaces to make it easy to come back to the beginning of the map.

Update 2:
- Fixed and exploit found by mood3rd.

Type : Logical/Skill
Difficulty : Easy/Medium

Tags :
geneosis, fling, addition, substraction, adjustment, precision

#F4F : Rate and comment this map and I will do the same for one of your maps.
36 Comments
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zigzagtenniscoe 17 Jul, 2024 @ 3:26am 
Blindrun
I dunno how, but my wild guesswork paid off pretty quickly in this one. Like the “Potential Energy”-esque feel without copying it too much - and also applying the element of control to it.

I originally wasn't quite sure how one would go about logically figuring out how much momentum you needed to fling to the exit, but I guess it's quite simple: 4 isn't enough, whereas 6 (the maximum, or over) is too much. That leaves you to figure out how to get 5 blocks of momentum 😅

Difficulty: 2.25/10
Enjoyed: 7/10
HadronFive 9 Jan, 2023 @ 9:34am 
Already: Love the lights to not having to count how high the shafts are. Now, let's go with the test!
hub 3 Feb, 2022 @ 7:55am 
:cupup:
SpielSatzFail 16 Feb, 2019 @ 5:27pm 
So many possible solutions...but each one of them is fine I guess. I did it the "Almisuifre"-way ^^
Looks like 7-4+3 doesn't equal 5, but the crucial element is the negative gravity / deceleration at -4 which makes it a -5 technically :D At least that's my understanding of Portal's physics.
I very much enjoyed your map, good job either way! Thanks for creating.
EéRafa 18 May, 2017 @ 2:11pm 
(3x2)-4 + 3 =5
stormsend 23 Mar, 2014 @ 2:12pm 
Completely understood. I am still going to enjoy your past work as many will and we eagerly await any future work. You have found other interests and just out of curiosity, what is your game of choice today. Thanks.
Geneosis  [author] 23 Mar, 2014 @ 1:04pm 
Players found at least 2 or 3 way to do it and I don't really remember which one id thei ntended one, but I think you used one of them ^^
I had a really huge map list some time ago but i managed to complete them all, so now my list is not so long but I'm not playing Portal 2 as much as before so it can still take ages before I play maps I added XD
stormsend 23 Mar, 2014 @ 12:34pm 
I'm not too good at seeing the math involved but I could see a way to get there. See if this is what you intended and if it is, what math did I use.? I have been exploring your workshop with great pleasure. Finding gems regularly. Thank you for making them. If your queue is like mine it's overflowing with maps I intend to play but if you can find time to visit, I'll see ya round the workshop. One Bridge
Geneosis  [author] 8 Oct, 2013 @ 11:31am 
@Almisuifre : Will add your map to the list, no idea when I will play it anyway...
Almisuifre 8 Oct, 2013 @ 8:24am 
7 - 4 + 3 ! Perhaps I did it a complicated way ^^ Good map.
May I submit one with momentum ? Air Paths