A lot of fun!!! Thanks.

nice and interesting

I like your maps!

Very interesting!

Clever chamber! Thanks.

Love the flying cubes, not only did it demonstrate Projectile Motion, but also made for a challenging puzzle!

was i supposed to not use the funnel and the dot-button?

I think this borders on too easy. Good job nonetheless. Perhaps an additional room and puzzle would make this feel more complete.

Fun chamber,thanks

hard one but clever and nice^^

How about mid-air collisions between two different cubes?
(Also, I didn't see the point of the caged falling cube.)

I enjoyed this, thank you.

Excellent display of physics! With examination it can be determined why the function of the caged cube is not at all unnecessary.

Very nice, clever map design, nice puzzle, not really hard, but quite challenging. 7.5/10

That was neat! I liked it, and I've love to see more maps using this theme.

Awesome test chamber. Can you try mine? https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=180312984

Fun. Title really helped.

Great fun, the mid-air cube collision was a great idea; you're thinking about this differently than other map makers. Audiodef needed to watch more closely to see the purpose of the walled-in button and funnel.

Very well calculated collisions. Nice job.

No faith plates for projectile motion? It was a good puzzle, but I'm not really seeing the theme match...

Easy puzzle, walled-in button and funnel were not necessary, and I didn't even figure out how they were used before I opened the exit.

Part 3 is finally here! It is similar to this part but has a different focus.

Good puzzle, but... What was the point of the funnel/light bridge/extra cube? I didn't use any of them to beat the puzzle... Were they just there as a distraction, or did they have some actual purpose?

derp

Make some more man! These are great!

Nice job phyics man. The solution did not go off like a lighbulb in my brain, it was totally trial and error on my part but to see it unfold was cool and I enjoyed the lesson very much. Thanks for your work.

Very fun puzzle! I agree with the sentiment about the stray cube being odd, but the puzzle is so well though-out that it's easy to ignore. Great job!

One of those near perfect puzzles. Great job.

@Stric_Matic: I agree that it is a little wierd to have an unused cube like that, but I couldn't figure out any other way to get the lightbridge cube to drop at the right time. Also, I think it provides a hint having the cube visible. In my judgement, leaving the cube visible seemed like the better option.

By the way mikemoody, I just realized I misspelled your name in my last comment, and I apologize.

Good use of physics, but I was disappointed that one of the 4 cubes and the funnel had so little use. They weren't even puzzle elements, more like part of the cube-destroying mechanism that you had to bypass.

more fun than part 1, great, thanks

@makemoody: The collision setup is actually surprisingly simple. It turns out that if two objects start at the same height, and one of them is dropped while the other is launched horizontally, they will always collide (unless the ground gets in the way first, which means the point of collision would have been below the ground). It's a cool thing I learned a few weeks ago in physics class.

Very nice setup - a small hadron collider for us to enjoy.

Ha Ha Ha, That was fun, The red button that turned the tractor beam on had me puzzled until I saw that it also turned the light bridge off. Real nice job. How you got the 2 cubes to hit at the same time is beyond me.. Great job. Thanks

I wouldn't change a thing. I was pulling my hair out before a light came on and I said Oh, that's how you do it. Excellent puzzle. Thanks.

It might have been simpler to make the cubes hit two buttons that disable two intersecting light bridges, but this is fun too! (Figuring out the mechanism is more like an actual puzzle.)

When that cube lands on the button, it causes the cube on the light bridge to be dropped. The idea is that this occures at the same time that the other cube reaches the portal surface. I wish I could use a simpler setup that's clearer. I've been slowly learning how to use Hammer which might make it possible.

By the way, if anyone is having reliability issues I would be greatfull if you would let me know. It's occured to me that a lower frame rate might cause the mechanisms to be less reliable, but I have no way to test this myself.

TOO EASY! :P

I don't get it, there was no mid-air collision so I'm assuming I did it wrong. I used the angled panel to get myself to where the cubes are. I also have no idea what the cube that hit the button and slowly got put into the deadly goo was for.

Great map. Not too hard and not too easy.

One of the best maps I have ever played. Ever. :D

Great map, thanks.

Ah. Took me awhile to see where that was going.