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Tags: Button, Pedestal Button, Weighted Cube, Weighted Cube Dropper, Fizzler, Cube Button, Goo, Flip Panel, Angled Panel, Glass Panel, Turret, Laser Emitter, Laser Catcher, Reflector Cube, Reflector Cube Dropper, Stairs, Glass, Grating
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9 May, 2012 @ 7:08am
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Laser Pointer

Description
Use the control room (white) to alter the test room (black).

There was a demand for a challenge. This one is harder, but not difficult, and based off my first map.

You will find there is a lot of swapping involved as you try to find the right cube for the right purpose..

7/10 difficulty.
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(S-GP) 💅🏽✨Certified Baddie✨💅🏽 12 May, 2012 @ 2:45pm 
took me awhile to notice that when i stand on the button the lazer comes on ;3
A Perfect map by my standars cos i cant even map a map that takes less tan 2 mins to complete ;p... really great work map! keep it up! <3
Crumblebutter 11 May, 2012 @ 2:02pm 
Maybe use another object to draw attention to it
Blueberry Beard  [author] 11 May, 2012 @ 12:57pm 
The grating needs to be revealed better. I would totally agree. It might even be possible to use the reflector cube in the first instance to open up the grating. I'll set it back about four blocks.

Fixes to implement: move back the laser receiver for the grating so it can't be accessed from the control room.

Make the grating more obvious.
Crumblebutter 11 May, 2012 @ 2:51am 
I agree with everything you just said. Took me ages to see the grating.
Le Petit Mort 10 May, 2012 @ 9:55pm 
Phew! This one took me awhile to finish; I was beginning to worry that it was broken, but then I noticed the 'underground' area. The 'gating' done here is fantastic, keeping me measuring the order of operations which I implemented thing in; the jump at the end was a nice touch, too.

Great stuff.

(I haven't really tried to break the map, but one might concievably be able to 'cube toss' in the first-section [gate-button]; placing the gate back a block should fix that right up.)
Blueberry Beard  [author] 9 May, 2012 @ 6:36pm 
Cheers for the feedback, Wadey. I've altered the comments. Did you manage to complete it? Which part did you find the hardest? Was there anything which could've been 'explained' better during gameplay - i.e. do doors open out of sight? Do buttons have any unexpected effects?
Crumblebutter 9 May, 2012 @ 4:52pm 
Use the control room?
Crumblebutter 9 May, 2012 @ 4:50pm 
Are you sure the difficulty is high enough? I got incredibly stuck on one part...