[SP] Test Area Zeta: Chamber 01
Hey cool, glad you liked it. 
I'm really curious about the bug you ran into,
If it's possible to easily reproduce it, would be able to record a demo by any chance? There are some instructions on how to do so on the Valve Developer Wiki. Would help a ton, but if you're not able to it's no biggie.
To your second point,
And for the last thing you mentioned,
Keep 'em comin people! Got some really good notes here.
I noticed a few texture issues, specifically using wrong ones. On a few of the walls you used dirty white panels when everything else is in a very "clean" style. You also used the 1940's "target" texture. The puzzle was short and sweet though, I liked that you kept re-using the laser and cube for different things all within the same area. A lot of maps have single testing element purposes and make the gameplay fall really flat; you did a really great job of avoiding that.
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I enjoyed the tone you set for the map: it had wheatley's clean style, but Glados' evil spark. The puzzle was designed well and thoroughly used portal's puzzle mechanics properly. The use of the laser and gel were creative. The stairs and panels that you used to help navigate the map added a much interesting component to the map.
Well done. 5/5.
great map!
after playing it through a couple of times i found a few things...
- It is possible to jump through the water pipes and go in the area behind them...
- I was able to reproduce Mr. Happy's glitch with getting to the other side without the middle platform's coming up.. If you stick to the wall away from the good you don't trigger the trigger... you could fix it by extending the trigger to the roof, that way even if you fling yourself you will still trigger it in mid-air
- I was able to complete the chamber in 3 portals
also... the cube gets stuck in the dropper sometimes...
Cool, thanks for the reviews guys.
Haha, interesting. Never underestimate the weird stuff people will try. 
Makes sense, the models likely aren't set as solid. I'll stick a clip in there on the next revision. Thanks!
Cool, I'll get it patched up. Thanks for the confirmation on the bug, I'm actually out of town at the moment so I haven't been able to do so myself yet.
This is really weird, I noticed this once or twice and spent a lot of time trying to sort it out. I wasn't able to reproduce it before I released it, but looks like it may have snuck in again.
The really confusing part about this is that I'm using Valve's official instance for the dropper! Wonder if anyone else has run into it, I can't think of anything that would be unique to this map that might cause this. I'll continue to look into it.
I found a little alternate method that is pretty useless unless you're like me and overlook that which is obvious (I totally thought I had the intended method until I watched Djinndrache's video)
It's a different way to get up to the big button. I made a demo of it because it didn't seem like a picture would really explain it. Unfortunately there's areas covered in blue gel that doesn't show up in the demo, but it should be pretty obvious where it is spread.
I first jump from an area covered in gel, down through a portal on the surface where water splashes, then the surface I land on is also covered in blue gel so I can jump back through the portals all the way up to the high ledge. The interesting thing is that the portals are placed so the water that goes through comes out at an angle and just falls into the acid pit, leaving the gel covered surface under the portal alone.
Overall I really enjoyed this map. I'm not a harsh critic on visual style, but I could tell there's some skill was put into this map. I loved the re-use of puzzle elements.
For some reason the stairs that pop out to give access to the big button once it's been pressed seem like a bit of an eyesore. That's really my only nitpick though.
Really good mapping. Challenging puzzle concepts and well executed. Thanks .....
Unfortunately, this map causes Portal 2 to crash on my computer (something I haven't experienced with any other maps). The crash always seems to occur when I'm around (in or near) the pit with the water pipes at the bottom.
The puzzle looks rather interesting, so I'll try the map out on a laptop tomorrow to see if that makes a difference.
On a related note, does anyone know how to save an error log in Portal 2? I tried "log on" but the resulting file merely records the creation and subsequent closing of the log file.
Thank you for this wonderful map. I've given it a 5/5.
On my second play-through, the game crashed while I was in the pit. And I noticed some inconsistency with texture use, but that has already been mentioned.
If this is your first map, I'd love to see what you're capable of with more practice.
Same here. It crashed three times shortly after entering, before I got to do much more than looking around a bit. Then started with a completely new game (the previous attempts were first starting from a different custom map savegame+map command and then from the savegame of this map) to launch the map command from. But this still crashed eventually. But I did get a bit more testing done.