Funny

I like the solution.

Very nice indeed, a real pleasure to solve! Please keep on making these maps.

fun ending.

a bit too cutesy

Tricksy.

Loved the ending, lol

When all else fails and logic seems to be contradictory, what remains must be the answer! Good work!

I wondered who was behind that... of core-se, I should have guessed!

A test chamber that keeps changing the rules how to get out? Cool.

Small and short, yet still interesting use of lasers. Well executed mapping. I enjoyed it though found it at times confusing.

thanks

Thanks!

Moving Foliage: Env_wind entity and the foliage model's "Ignore surface normal for computing vertex lighting" keyvalue set to 1.

i love it. How do you make move those foliage prop , there is no animation.
the light everything is very well done.

How did you go through the map? I have this nasty tendancy to not account for all variables.

Wasted my time on this one. Broke down and watched walkthrough on youtube. A button never appeared in my download. Was needed to finish. Then I read comments. Others had same glitch. Need to fix.

WoW I really enjoyed that one. I like what I had to do in the end to exit. :) Hey I can blow up anything with a lazer beam.. Thanks

Wow, what a map.... IDK if I love it or hate it. It was kinda funny. Well done, great build!
Now afterwards I really understand the title and description.

Cute, but buggy. The button won't drop out of the ceiling unless you do things in a certain order and there's no apparent rhyme or reason for that.

Ah, thanks. Death can now be found there. Well, once it finishes compiling.

Love how the map titles have this sense of foreboding. Beautiful map design, lighting and layout (as always). Laser puzzles with several "twists", great.

Small bug: Once the angle ceiling laser (from the attached busted reflector cube) hits the floor... in that direction there is a laser "switch" with a teleport surface behind it. Tried to get to the other reflection cube near the exit by teleporting from there to the cube. Jumped on the laser switch, tried to jump into the teleport wall, fell into the water, and did not die right away. The "kill clip box" seems to not completely cover the water in that small alcove.

I've never made a map, but there might be an incidental glitch here. When I stand on the button the cube comes out of the wall. Sometimes when I step off, it retracts. Other times it stays. Not important, but FYI.

Liked the first two parts because they had a logic to them. The ending I din't like so much as it diodn't have any logic (though it was humerous). Spent ages trying to work out how to get all the lights lit only to discover that you didn't need to (and that by finally giving up and having a look at your YouTube solution).

Would appreciate it if you could have a look at my efforts at:

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=72523373
and
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=68641863

(bit more conventional than your thinking but I am quite pleased with the first one in particular).

nice map xD love how you solve it. xP poor core either way xD

Poor fact core...
But still,brilliant test.

Haha. Nice. :)

I drew a picture based (loosely) off of this map. :) http://calumtraveler.deviantart.com/art/Perpetual-Testing-Initiative-Enough-is-Enough-304392622

This was very fun (like many of the other levels in this collection). A couple suggestions that would have made it less confusing though: after the first "success", the new target comes out from the ceiling, but it isn't needed yet, and in fact cannot be hit along with the other 2 yet. You might consider only having it come out after the second "success". Additionally, when the core appears in the wall, I assumed it was there to be helpful, and that I wouldn't want to burn it, so you might consider having it say something to make it clear that it is the robot that's making this room so hard.

HAHAHA! I love this map! The best part was the piece of the roof that fell down. I carried him through the entire test and named him Bricky! :33

Difficulty 5/10
Fun 6/10

HAHA! I tried to open the door the normal way and then I noticed the core. "Let's see what happens..."
Good work

very nice, good outside the box thinking, stays true to the map description and name! :D

Really clever ending, loved the outside the box solution.

real short but i loved the idea of dashing the player's sense of accomplishment again and again haha :P

Great map a bit short, but high quality, i must say.

Two panels shoot out of the wall. One for each stage near the end.

Flying panel? I didn't see any. I just spun around and thought "Woah! Core! Heheheh, laaaaaaaazers."

I'm completely ashamed of how long it took me to realize what the final step to open the door was... But that's on me. Awesome map.

When the last laser catcher came up, I thought ENOUGH! How could I possibly activate all those at the same time. Well, fuck that. "Something" will probably happen if I activate that one alone.. and yay a sphere. Cool map ;)

What a great little level! It took me three tries before I'd finally had enough, and it was then that I hit upon the solution! Thank you!

1. It is possible, but I didn't believe it was required.
2. The *whump* sound and flying panel weren't noticeable enough? I assumed the player would be looking at the laser catcher and see him pop into view.

May I make a suggestion or two?

1. Is it possible to use a custom texture for the core?

2. Make him louder! It wasn't easy to notice him at first.

Neat design work!

Nice design. You can check mine chamber but it's made without Hammer. Atleast it's hard enough.

I liked it a lot. I was very surprised when the puzzle changed.

Oh, that poor sphere! Why!?

easy but nice designed :D

That was awesome, I loved the panels and lighting effects.

makes u think... ALOT! Amazing map!

Got me stuck a bit and thinking, nethertheless it was an amazing custom map. ;D