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Wery good level BTW.
But other than that, this maps is cool.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=205890218
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uui4H4epWhw
Feel free to use this video as playthrough of your map adding the link on Steam!
If you want to subscribe, we will play other maps, maybe yours!
Science has appreciated your contribution.
Thank you. ( and happy holidays)
~ WIA
The Propulsion Gel in the second room should have been given another use. What would have been really cool is if you made it necessary to give it a use in the third room. You could have put one of the ball holding stations up high and out of reach near the exit and a portable piece of floor below it. Then you would need to shoot a portal into that piece of floor and one into the wall near the conveyor belt in the second room. Then you would take the ball back into the second room, run into the portal into the wall and fly up and out of the portal in the floor in the third room, placing the ball in the up high holding station, thus opening the exit.
Anyway, I know you were just having fun while making this. But you have the skills to make some high-quality maps, so I'm just giving some helpful advice.
You have some good ideas for puzzles and can create a good-looking, original-looking map, but you just need to work on your level design.
You want to avoid some of the things that you did that hurt the quality of a map.
Try not to give certain elements only one use. Try to give most multiple uses.
For example, the only purpose of the cube in the first room is to weigh down the button in order to turn the panels. Then that cube is left behind and you provide a new cube in the next room. So you should have made the player take the cube along with him into the second room and use it there.
The Excursion Funnel was very unnecessary and I think really hurt the quality of your map.
The little ball device and the holding stations for it in the third room were implemented well. You gave the ball multiple uses and it was a cool, new element to play with. It would have been neat, though, if you incorporated the use of portals with the ball.
It looks like the past
Good test!