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Here's my video. In the first room, I encountered some strange glitches ... but it's all about the paradox!

Hello, did you know that the cube gets frozen inside the tractor beam? It must be a bug of the game, but prevents you from finishing the map. The solution: use a sphere over a light bridge (yes, i also discovered this mechanism by myself ;). cheers

Ok, so feel free to build more maps around this mechanisms ;) It's always cool to see new combinations of elements :p

Oh, and I'm gonna try those antigravity tests you told me about.

I have played a lot of your tests, but I guess I haven't tried those that you're talking about (if i did, then that is where the inspiration would come from) Also, you are right about me trying to think of new mechanisms all the time. For this, it went something like: hmm, light bridges can hold cubes, so what can hold gels? I have already played most of your map creator tools, and have found them helpful a lot of times. Anyway, thanks for the feedback. Believe it or not, I've had to delete a little over 90 tests before what I have now, due to it taking up too much cloud memory.

Ok so now I played the map, I realised that you are just talking about timers ;)
If you are interested about this kind of mechanism, you can check the maps with "timer" in their name in the Map Creator Tools collection ^^

Here is a quick list of my maps using this mechanism :
Reversed : The last I made where you have to find the mechanism yourself
Zero Gravity Field : The first concept map I made where I used the mechanism to make the player and objects "fly"
Anti-Gravity Field : The second concept map where I used that to make an artificial inverted gravity

Wow, it's rare to find someone that published more maps than me ^^ Anyway it seems that you started mapping with the same idea as me in mind : finding as much new mechanisms for puzzles as possible ;)
I told you on some other thread that I already "invented" this funnel stase mechanism a moment ago... I don't say that to claim that this is my idea and not yours or something, I really don't give a f*** about who got the idea first :p I just wanted to inform you that I already used this testing elements in some puzzles I made ;)