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http://www.steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails?id=761213087
Though, I don't recall having seen angled funnels before. That double angled funnel near the end is neat!
A great map.
Too many people doing typical things in maps (aka most front page maps).
Stairs are there as an anti-trapping measure.
How did you make the glass panel which leads into the second room open? Did you attach the panel to the wall-mounted button? If so, that's really really clever....
This was more of an idea than anything challenging. I never expected to do that with the funnel creating that three-way like that but I thought that had to be fun for testing. It's all in how the room is configured. Nothing special.
I never thought that was possible near the entrance. I'll take a look and fix it sometime.
As for the flip panel, replay please?
My Glad To See Your Back for your enjoyment.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=142987052 .
You have to be at a certain angle for it to be on the portal surface. I wish I had more control like in certain puzzles in the story mode that automatically centered and/or rotated portal placements.