Thanks MattChew! The thoughts are second indeed.

Who out there with the second thoughts. Pretty good!

Thanks Scrawn! You're right that the right-click technique is a bit hard to remember; it's certainly criminally underutilized in the main game. Next time I'm in I'll see if I can update with a little hint sign.

I really loved this map especially the last puzzle I completely forgot about the right click to reset mechanic from the base game and wasn't until a read a comment on this page that I remembered, maybe a hint somewhere to help people?

Thanks V!

very good level design
nice work :)

@Furdabip Thanks for playing! :-)

@swoo703 Thanks for the high praise - I'm also glad you appreciate the floor connections between buttons and doors, haha. It certainly took some effort.

Brilliant level! Shouldn't have played it while already sleepy but, after 30 minutes, I got the solution and it was immediately the PAR one. Just had to add a couple more tries to actually be able to do it in a flawless run (mainly because of that damn physics the editor has which is so worse than the normal game's) and that was it. Also, awesome building skills to have patiently placed all these coloured markings on the floor, walls and celings in a very natural way. Considering how utterly mad the editor tends to make large objects react to the R, F and T functions, I can imagine it didn't work out always the way you intended it. ;-) So, for your hard work, let me hit that "Favourite" button, here! :-)

Loved it. Great job. :-)

Thanks! I think that 'reset mechanics' like these tend to have a lot of potential.

Amazing man! This puzzle really plays on the potential of *right click* that the original game didn't even take into account.. Well done!

Thanks! The door layering is definitely a natural consequence of wanting buttons that are temporary rather than permanent goals.

Really fun level! Took me a bit to figure out the solution but very satisfying when I did. Really cool use of the multiple doors.

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed.

Very nice use of the doors and duplication cubes!

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed. The par is just a little extra bit, haha. Thank you again for the door-stairs.

Yay, I'm helping :D

This was a very enjoyable puzzle, and figuring out the solution took me way above par, but the "aha" moment was excellent ^^