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Leishmaniasis

Leishmaniasis is a parasitic disease caused by the Leishmania parasite, and is transmitted by the bite of a sandfly. Misconceptions about sandflies breeding in water are the cause of the absence of Goo ponds. Hence, the danger of contracting leishmaniasis remains.

Please note that this is a PTI map, as seen in the thumbnail. It is made with BEEMOD 2.

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More details:
Current version: 1.0
Theme: Art Therapy
Difficulty: Easy (3), Medium (1,2,4)
Estimated playtime: 15 minutes

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Special thanks to:
Yishbarr : Help involving trouble publishing

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Changelog:
v1.0 - Official release version

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FAQ:
Q: How do I download this?
A: Press the green 'Subscribe' button with the plus sign beside it. It'll download to your Portal 2 workshop maps folder. After that, load Portal 2, go to 'Play Community Test Chambers', 'Play Single Player Chambers' and find 'Leishmaniasis'. Click it and click play.

Q: How long did you make this?
A: A few hours.

Q: How did you make this level?
A: Portal 2 Puzzle Creator.

Q: Etymology of the level name?
A: "Leishmaniasis" is a parasitic disease caused by the Leishmania parasite, and is transmitted by the bite of a sandfly. This disease was featured on the documentary "Monsters Inside Me". So yeah.

Q: If this is a PTI map, how did you make the thumbnail a custom one instead of the Puzzle Creator view or the view after entering the chamber?
A: Rebuild and look at the console. Check what is the name of the latest screenshot taken after you enter the chamber. Pause Portal 2 and go to the screenshots folder in Portal 2/portal2/screenshots and replace the latest screenshot with your custom one. Go back to Portal 2 and publish it. There you go.

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External links:
Leishmaniasis information on Wikipedia[en.wikipedia.org]

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Tell me what you guys think about this map! Good luck and have fun!
*Pro Tip: Don't use the vactube entrance in BEEMOD 2. It causes leaks which ultimately disables you from publishing your map.