An interesting little something
Im not sure if this is a thing that people know about, or even if its new, but I was playing around with the gel sprayers just now and, well, Ill let a picture do the talking...
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Reflection gel! Its a shame about the missing texture, but still. There might be some use for this!
What color is the paint?
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Conversion gel white, unfortunately.
Does it have conversion properties ???
How can you spawn it ?
http://portal.biringa.com/images/d/d4/Announcer_prehub18.wav
No, and Im not completely sure. I know I switched the paint sprayer to paint gun ammo by accident, and that had the option of "stick" paint, which stayed when I switched back.
Could you post a video of you recreating it?
I would like to take a look at this.
Thank you,
Sound Logic
Also, I'm sure someone could make a custom texture for the gel once we all know how it works.
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Apparently omnicoder has a source where we might be able to get some more info about how the gels are coded.
There is an instance which makes "Stick gel". I never found out what it did... It was (when it came out) white and sparkling...
I tested it, and it does not convert non-portalable surfaces to portalable ones. Ignoring the color change and added reflection effect, it behaves exactly like the sticky gel did before the update. Objects coated in propulsion gel won't slide along this reflection gel on the ground, and objects coated in the reflection gel won't slide along propulsion gel on the ground. Interesting. At any rate, it seems to have replaced the old adhesion gel.