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Don't Look Back
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20 mag 2012, ore 18:11
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These elements are rather nervous. Give 'em some slack.

Should you give too much, let me know.

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As the same questions keep coming, I'll answer them all here (probably should have done it after the second or third repetition instead of the 20th xD):
This map was made using Hammer from the Portal 2 Authoring Tools. You can find the Authoring Tools under the tools tab of your game library if you own Portal 2. It is still labeled a beta, but don't let that discourage you.
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c4shurik 14 feb 2022, ore 7:22 
;D
Wheatley 15 lug 2021, ore 12:44 
omg!!!!!1!111 tis is so epok!! 🥶🥶
MrConeMan 20 mar 2021, ore 11:26 
this is such an amazing chamber. Never seen anything like it
Fuku Yamama 5 mar 2018, ore 17:03 
Freaky!
jam.lab1 7 lug 2016, ore 8:39 
What a crazy game. Right down to walking backwards to go through the door. Great fun game.
З Я М А 28 ott 2015, ore 5:50 
Говнищеееееееееееееееееее !
Petutski 15 gen 2015, ore 18:59 
Wow, that was wild, very unique, and fun!
vioray 26 set 2014, ore 18:59 
"why don't you look where you're going?"
"because Portal taught me not to!"
Rand0mNumbers  [autore] 19 mag 2014, ore 4:24 
I stopped making maps for a couple reasons: 1) Brush modelling wasn't cutting it for me anymore. I really wanted to learn how to make my own models and 2) I couldn't figure out ways to make my ideas work anymore. Every successive pack led to more and more unstable implementations (ex: Thaumaturgy).

I have made a couple maps since 2012, but they never saw release. Both were for a mod, but one was rejected for not being "portal" enough and the other was dismissed as a "what's the point" map. I could release the first one, but I'm not too sure about it anymore. The second requires use of a custom material definition that cannot be created at runtime. I emailed a Portal 2 level designer at Valve about it, but never got a response.

So, maybe several reasons then. Learning 3d modeling, increasingly unstable ideas (some doing things the engine clearly didn't like), and not making the cut with any of my own ideas in a mod.
wildgoosespeeder 18 mag 2014, ore 9:31 
I love me some quality control. :P I wanted a change of pace with something unexpected.

I'm shocked you haven't revisited or created new maps since September 2012.