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Zero Gravity Field

Anyway as say the description fisdrea found a way that works even better and where objects will be static too ^^ If you want to see how works this second method, try my map Reversed ^^

ok.
i send you a link with the map i make with it.

Well if I remember correctly this version is the simplest : You place a laser linked to a laser relay so that the laser activate the relay. You set the laser at "start activated", this will produce an insaleny fast blinking laser. You place a layer of 2 facing funnels where you want the anti gravity, and you link all those funnels to the laser relay (you can place more than one laser relay in front of the laser if you need to activatem ore than 8 funnels). Don't remember if the funnels should start activated or no, try both solutions and see which one is the better ^^

thank you.

Hehe, there is no mod needed to do it ^^ I only used funnels and laser circuits to do that ;) But I can try to make you a drawing of the mechanism if needed ^^

Great work. can i get the mod/items to it?

Yep, this is the first way to "levitate" I discovered but as you can see it's not really perfect ^^ The one used in Reversed is the best I know and use the method Frisdrea found ;)
About the laser field and not goo, I don't remember why I did that... Maybe because you can accidentally destroy your cube into goo if you hold it too low? Not sure...

Nice map, I didn't realise earlier that you can move talong the funnel in these :) Interesting that the oscilator seems to be asymmetric (pulling objects to one side), yet the player stays still. As far as I remember if the oscialtor is made using lift (as in Reversed and some of my maps), the objects stay still in a horizontal funnel, this one seems different.
Don't know if that'd be good, but I think that goo/acid would make better than lasers under the field. Would be more like "surfing" as some call it. And here, it is, in theory, possible to get trapped, if someone throwed the franken under these lasers (don't know why would anyone do that, though :)
The map felt a bit too big, but it made the feeling of floating more dramatic :)

@Argos : Glad you liked ^^ Feel free to try the other maps linked in the description ;) And also one of the last maps I made called Reversed where you have to build the mechanism yourself :p

very good use of "high" frequency oscillators. Very funny XD