[SP] tc_vitrified
You explore a vitrified area in old 1950's underground where you will stumble accross an unexpected surprise...
Thank you moth, skotty, brainstone, iwork925 and everyone who tested!
#supercontest2012 ChickenMobile
Changelog:
V 2.0
- Compiled with HDR
- Fixed general overlapping textures
- Added clip above fence so you can't skip the whole map
- Edited main puzzle so it is much easier to paint ramp
- Chamber is physically changed with gravity well moved as well as walls and the ramps
- The cube now lands closer to edge of ramp
- Added clip on handrails which previously could walk through
- Added clip on rails to avoid getting stuck (stairs)
Very, very VERY awesome map! 
Everything was well thought through and looked straight out of Valve's office!
The secret office was a nice touch and well hidden, although you could grab the cube with some timing when you jumped from the pipe at the ceiling. intended?
Incredible what one can pull off in just 2 weeks 
For me, this has been the best submission so far. Amazing detailing that left me exploring every nook and cranny.
One note -
Woah. This is awesome. Very well done and I especially enjoyed
erm... Why am I credited? Did you use my poster anywhere? If so, couldn't ind it, even with noclipping.
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Hooray!! You finished it!! 
Did you make it so when I get to the exit.. I can DO THE PUZZLE AGAIN!! (?)
Awesome map. Shame you'e not eligible to win, 'cos you deserve to!
"Such monstrous sucking-constructions aren't built within one afternoon"
It is on an office wall when you look through a window just before when you walk into the test.
Simply phenomenal. Excellent work.
That was amazing. Seriously good work...
I did get stuck, if you keep going right down the stairs instead of entering the main chamber, you can hop the railing and fall down there and be in there forever...
The design of the chamber itself though was SO brilliant.
Wow, that's one of the best maps I've played in ages!
Such crazy attention to detail; I *loved* exploring all those extra areas with no real importance to the actual puzzle, and just wandering around looking at stuff! Even with the fairly gigantic size, there's a nice sensibility to the spacing and lighting, and it runs pretty smoothly despite the hundreds of props & shadows.
Puzzle wise, it was prety easy, but with a nice mixture of disciplines. I especially appreciated the use of noportal volumes to prevent you portaling that end wall from the start and missing all the fun.
Oh, and the ending was pretty cool, loved the
Honestly, the only con I can think of is that now we know you're capable of cranking out 26 of these per year.
Thanks!
I played it through like 5-6 times, so here's a least portals run and some unintended solutions.
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