Nice chamber. Very logical, but one needs to explore everywhere!

The OR logic of the doors confused me at first but once I realised what was going on it was easy to solve.

Excellent work. Well done. Really enjoyed this.

Never mind, I got it :-) Sometimes you just have to take a step back and realize there are other options.
Very nice map!

Well, I loved it! More of the same please. Not too taxing on the old grey matter, just gotta think outside the square.

@bvsmith: Try to place a portal on that platform.

In the second room, the reflecting cube *ALWAYS* falls off the temporary platform into the toxic water. Can you fix this?

I would say this is not easy for the average player. First of all, the door logic is some "OR gate
with latch-and-hold" which is unusual, probably added to not get stuck during the 3 laps? Prediction: You will leave the weighted cube on the first button because you think you'll need the laser cube. This means the laser cube is left on the laser button, because you realize you will need the laser to exit. So you go another lap to get the first button. With a little work you bring both cubes to the exit, but the door locks behind you and the sphere is no use to activate the laser. On a whim you press the button right by the laser cube dropper and hear a splash. There was a hidden cube dropper and so now it's solvable. Another lap to set up the laser and now you can exit, with a sphere to spare.

nice

nice

Good fun map but the door logic baffled me. Enjoyed, Thank you.

Thanks quaternary and dmuk.

@Saucy Pirate: Carl Kerner delivered via StyleMod some very useful examples of the editoritems.txt. Just check how he adds textures and models to the map. I used the existing metal texture's vmt, just changed the colour and minor pixels - and used the existing alpha texture; because i save those as DXT1, i had to remove the details from the original vmt.

How do you make chambers with the old timey materials like this? (no, I'm not a noob. Just wanna know.)

I am a giant fan of these sunbury chambers. Was not let down. Sphere could have played a larger role, imo.

Very nice design!

I always like the "period" chambers, and this one was nicely decorated. Although the pastel panels were more '70s than '80s...