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Very easy for me having solved the original and knowing it well. There’s a couple of extra trippy steps though, so good work nevertheless. I might actually slightly prefer the aesthetic of this one to the original - despite how much I like the original’s layout, I think it’s ever so slightly cramped and makes at least one step very mildly tricky to execute. Or, maybe that’s the Hammer version. Can’t remember.
Difficulty: 1.75/10
Enjoyed: 8/10
Btw, I often encounter "Failure trying to load user files: 16" when I try to browse your workshop.
You can put the laser directly across from the receiver and press the button to get a new cube, and you're done. You can't do this in the orignial because there is no portal surface directly across from the receiver. You can fix this by getting rid of the button to spawn a new cube (I think), or just get rid of the one portable surface directly across from the receiver.