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Thanks, I'll keep that in mind for the next hammer map, this was my first better hammer map, I knew how to do more, so, I added more. In hammer maps I found that I liked doing the eyecandy more than the actual puzzle. XD
But I'll keep it in mind to focus on both the eyecandy and the puzzle.
The visuals and the puzzle must coexist.
Yes, maybe I've overdone it a bit with the eyecandy and the portal surfaces, but it was fun and enjoyable to do so. It took me forever to publish this map, the reason is cause I wanted to make it perfect for the workshop, and I think I did a pretty good job. I'm going to start working on a new hammer map soon, it won't be for this series, just a stand alone map. In that map I'll make sure not to over do it with the eyecandy and portable surfaces.