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Whole Shebang

Very hard difficulty 8/10 for experienced players. Not for novices. It requires some relatively easy timing and some fairly tame movement skills. Mostly it just requires logic and a touch of creative thinking. No ninja skills, no bunny hopping, no cube tossing, no glitches, no reportal. No grating glitch!

This is one of two tests that share almost the same layout with a few changes that make the solution paths quite different. Click this text to go to the workshop page of the other one - Exiguous Shebang. When playing each of the maps be sure to pay close attention to the differences, some of which are both subtle and very important. Solving one of the tests may or may not be helpful to solving the other.

Notes:
-The black cube and red cube do not auto-respawn. The white cube does auto-respawn.
-The orientation of the red cube as it spawns is important.
-Climbing 1 cube allows you to get onto a surface 1/2 high.
-Climbing 2 cubes allows you to get onto a surface 3/4 high.
-Yellow fields block portal shots and fizzle cubes, but allow the player to pass and do not fizzle existing portals.
-Take a good look around while you are in the entry level as you won't be back there for a while.
-When the fizzler between rooms is OFF there is a clear shot to the funnel surface in the laser room. Being in the orange funnel (take the cube off the button) makes that shot very easy.
-The piston platform under the red cube dropper is set to automatically move. It will sometimes kill you if you try to go through a portal placed on it, including flinging out of one. Even if it doesn't kill you, going onto that platform is not part of the intended solution and will not be helpful to solving the map.
-The pedestal button on the floor by the black cube dropper (life preserver signage) is a reset button solely for anti-trapping. It is not part of the intended solution. If you press it, it will respawn any cubes that have previously been spawned. That will alleviate the trap situation but will likely undo some progress.
-There is a green field at the conductive plate that will turn on for 1 second when the conductive plate is activated in order to prevent cubes from inadvertently falling off the 1/2 panel.
-If you ride the orange funnel to the area underneath the 3rd cube dropper, there is a trigger that will reverse the funnel in order to prevent you from getting trapped. The reversing funnel will allow you to drop to the floor below. It is solely for anti-trapping and is not helpful for accomplishing the intended solution.
-Due to the funnel/reflective cube glitch, sometimes a reflective cube will lose collisions. I believe that it happens when you toss a cube into a blue funnel. The easy solution if that happens is to toss the cube back into the funnel and the collisions should return. Respawning also fixes it.
-Occasionally I have seen a glitch where the track platform mysteriously becomes non-portalable. Usually it will be fixed if you activate and deactivate it again.
-F6/F7 are a really good idea. Even making permanent saves could be really helpful. There are some times where making the wrong move could require redoing a lot of steps.

Huge thanks to Nobody No-One, Requiemsoul and Leomievs for playtesting and offering excellent advice. You were all essential to the process of creating these maps.

Enjoy!