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You are the first one to complain about the fizzling cube. I added it as a decoration, but I might consider taking it out. Depends on what other players think.
Anyway, now I know of one way to connect 9 dots (laser relays) using only 2 redirection cubes and 2 portals. I wonder how this would work in co-op...
The screenshot does nto give away a possible solution, it gives away the ONLY solution. Since I cannot delete your screenshot, I ask you to be as kind as to remove it yourself.
Awesome puzzle!
I think it was good that you almost guided the player through the puzzle. Without that, it would have been a lot harder!
Answer to question 1: I will see what I can do.
Thank you very much for testing and providing criticism. I will see what you provided to the workshop.
just 2 things: you should seperate the 3 cubes with grating / glass / seperate funnels (I had to restart because after long time of trying they were misplaced) and: why is there a third dispenser for a reflexion cube? distraction?
Try it now, you will find it more visually appealing and because of the viewpoint easier to oversee.