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Symmetrical disalignment

Good job. :)

haha finally i made it to the door. took longer than 5 minutes but thats fine . i made it to the door so im happy. https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2556441751

im going to try this one again. see if i can find a way

Not anymore aparently. Have you considered to use momentum as a tool to get the gel even further?

is there a video of this map? the link isnt working. i have tried everything, all the angeled panels, made the gel go fast put the portals all over nothing is working for me to get the gel across. the closest i can get is right at the edge of the glass floor .

Haha good descriptive solution. :) sounds like it was a lot of fun. :) and thansk for the fav. :)

I was on a hunt for good white [gel tests]. There was this little [chamber] in the big wild [workshop]. I aimed my [pointer] at its [subscription button] and pulled the [left mouse button]. The [test] didn't give up without a fight. It tried to slow me down by using its [angled portal flings] but it's not about timing - it's all about accuracy. Soon I knew how to [solve] it and as soon as I did, the [chamber] was covered in [white gel]. It was a fair oponent.

This one goes on my wall of [favorites].

@Piotr_mil: Hey, yeah I have to confess that when I played it, it was indeed a bit more tedious then my memory told me. Still the techniques worked, but the 5 minutes that I thought I could do it in were 15... :P

Wellll.... you said five minutes, it took you fifteen, if I were to be nitpicking. And, my point still stands, it is nothing but gel flinging. I actually didn't notice those angled panels above, and still managed to correctly cover the panels for laser. One thing I *did* learn though, is that gel can be thrown at really ridiculous speeds when placed in the infinite loop.

Sorry you felt like this. I'll record a video for you with my solution.