[Mod] Turcube - Release Date: ? (paused)
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Hammer made I hope and assume, you should try to go for more dynamic lighting, and matching your metal textures... like not dark and light metal in the same room
looking forward to see if you can pull this off
Thanks for the advice BenVlodgi! I've updated the video in the top thread I would like to point out though, these chambers are still Alpha, and I'm nowhere complete with them. And yes, these maps are made with Source SDK.
This mod sounds boring.
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I hope the difficulty of this trailer is representative for the entire mod. Else I would think it's too easy.
Also the first puzzle is about the most basic puzzle you can have in portal 2 and I sincerely hate it, unless you have a nice little twist to it.
Just my two cents; good luck withe the further development of the mod.
You might want to stick some props in the observation room, computers, desks and stuff, looks very bare.
I think that if you want it to really look different to portal 2, try playing with hexed cubes, maybe new textures, and have the puzzles get gradually harder as you go on. Also, you might want to experiment with changing up the elevator as well. New styles, good tests, and a story,even if small, really help the success of most mods. Also, I'd like to see any custom elements, just so that we know what to expect later on.
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The lighting looks bland in the chambers. No shadows and pure white light makes the chamber looks boring.
Good job technically making Blue Portals 2 except naming it Orange Portals! 
*Probably NOT the first map made by a 13 years old non-rich teenager (I dont mean me)
The lighting, naa doesnt looks good. Hmm but good luck with another/more maps ^^
EDIT: I mean not that youre totally badly 
Just put something in foreground of the light (That gives nice shadows) or use an env_projected_texture, 
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