Quote from Hanzik on May 23, 2011, 2:18 pm

Nicely done. It's clean, pretty damn straightforward and well scripted. I do like the fact that you used good ol' Glados (I am yet to figure out how the hell I put her into my own maps, but that's another story).

Use more "doorstates". Indicator lights are fine, but I'm sure we all love "doorstates".

I am looking forward to some more maps. Make it more challenging next time.

Quote from tim on May 23, 2011, 3:32 pm

Nicely done - took about 10 minutes to figure out, but I did spend some time just playing around.

Quote from kaztheberserk on May 23, 2011, 4:42 pm

The button closest to the entrance ([spoiler]the one that creates the angled panel[/spoiler]) doesn't appear to be necessary. [spoiler]I obtained that cube by simply putting blue gel all over the floor, dropping from a ceiling-portal, and hopping up to the cube[/spoiler]. Other than that though, everything seems to be quite well done. I can't tell you how thankful I was for the water spout after I accidentally gelled my cube. God damn those things are hard to get a hold of.

Quote from moikiz on May 23, 2011, 5:03 pm

kaztheberserk wrote:

The button closest to the entrance ([spoiler]the one that creates the angled panel[/spoiler]) doesn't appear to be necessary. [spoiler]I obtained that cube by simply putting blue gel all over the floor, dropping from a ceiling-portal, and hopping up to the cube[/spoiler]. Other than that though, everything seems to be quite well done. I can't tell you how thankful I was for the water spout after I accidentally gelled my cube. God damn those things are hard to get a hold of.

hehe, the water one was a last minute addition as i kept thinking about whether people would splash the paint on their perfectly good cubes. I'm probably going to start a new map now rather than try to patch it as I have spent way too much time patching that map before I even released it, lol

tim wrote:

Nicely done - took about 10 minutes to figure out, but I did spend some time just playing around.

Thanks xD I never realized how satisfying it was to produce a map and just have people download it, let alone give feedback

Quote from xdiesp on May 23, 2011, 6:21 pm

Looks are to be appreciated, but there's no challenge whatsoever. Either you consider this a map for paint beginners (think first chamber of Old Aperture) or a playground with loose goals. Memo: add puzzles.

Quote from quatrus on May 23, 2011, 8:09 pm

Pretty easy, [spoiler]dropped onto angled surface and portaled in floor for fling to #2[/spoiler]no need for the gel [spoiler]You can jump from top of columns to third cube[/spoiler]. Very nice map, still could use some tweaks to cut out shortcuts. Thanks for creating.

Quote from mickyficky on May 23, 2011, 8:41 pm

Nice map. The thing where the panels slide back so you can get the companion cube (the topmost one) is a little glitchy though. Needed to place that cube in the recepticle a lot of times till all the panels opend up (most of the times only the lowest row opend, so I had no idea what to do - didn't know it was supposed to open all the way to the top at that point).

Quote from Kibate on May 23, 2011, 9:37 pm

Fun map, good for beginners, and i did it the way it was suppose to be solved XP
BUT the gel/water was kidna weird, i couldn't tell what was going on with that. I did use the blue gel, but it was transparent...yeah weird

Quote from moikiz on May 24, 2011, 3:38 am

xdiesp wrote:

Looks are to be appreciated, but there's no challenge whatsoever. Either you consider this a map for paint beginners (think first chamber of Old Aperture) or a playground with loose goals. Memo: add puzzles.

yeah i realize now that it was way too easy. Probably gonna try and come up with some more difficult ideas