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Just watched your solution video and Tom's one. I solved it a completely different way

The second door after the exit to the elevator didn't for some reason but I'm assuming there was nothing more to the puzzle because going backwards resulted in being softlocked with no portalable surfaces. A very creative little map. Just the right amount of difficulty to be a challenge but not get stuck.

A very very tricky map! Did a little video review and showed my solution in there. The only thing I didn't like about the map is the inverted sign with the checkmark and the X....

http://youtu.be/G5uKQhEbfIg

Good map!

I meant toncica :P, I damn my brother used toccata in a game must have thought of it when I wrote that comment, I never was any good with names.Thanks for the vid, it's nice that you used a solution that was a bit different from mine but the general solution was basicly the same. (you dont have to exchange yourself with the cube on the button) I liked that solution so Ill let it stay the way it is.

Here is my solution. You may (deliberately) delete this comment if you don't want the video link here. youtu.be/IJnvxXI4dmk

Not only toccata's comment, mine too. ;)
Yeah, mistakes happen. I was saying that by weird coincidence I have a map with the same title where you have to apply the same little trick, exchanging yourself with the cube while standing on the button. So I was able to find the solution rather quickly. Still enjoyed it very much. Good stuff.

@sekti that is the intended solution, @toccata I removed your comment by mistake sorry I'm always greaceful when you guys play and comment on my maps, there really should be a confirmation when handeling this page.

I found a solution, but I am not sure it is the intended one. It involves:
Getting the cube to the other side and on the button that would normally destroy it.
Getting paint to the other side (so I can jump back).
Balacing paint with two floor portals while handling the cube.
I feel pretty smart for having solved this one, which means you did a good job. :-)