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Had to respawn the block and find the actual (presumed) solution, between the tiny slice of portal surface on the wall and having to jump with the light bridge as a platform is surprisingly devious.
Thumbs up :-)
(I'm going to spoiler my whole comment because it may give tips on how to solve the puzzle.)
Among Portal 2 maps, the most common way to get to the solution is to see a tricky move, or a combination of elements etc. etc. to get to the exit in a specific way.
However, this puzzle is unique because it requires you to analyze your surroundings to see the required move. In other words, the level geometry is the puzzle itself. I have seen such puzzles before, but the details in question were sometimes too small that it didn't feel fair to be asked to see it by the author.
This one, however, did this in an elegant way.
I added this puzzle to my Favorites, thanks for making it.
I still don't really agree with the mechanic actually used in the intended solution (which is propping the cube OFF the button it's already sitting on with a light bridge ), but that's just me. It feels less like a mechanic that exists for in-universe reasons and more like a mechanic that has to exist in order to prevent bugs.
Your USE of it, however, is utterly fantastic, and there's even a little visual cue for positioning... the way you get the cube, the way you make the portal, all very satisfying and then the end... very nice trick with the goo pit, very nice.
@tapmage Thank you :] Glad you liked it