I liked it. Certainly not bad for a first. The gel + tube combination has been used before, but I like how you reuse elements (the cube and the tube). also it invites for a wrong approach by having the gel and tube buttons close to each other (pressing them one after the other repeatedly gets the gel where it needs to be too, without the cube).

One queston though - is there a checkpoint before the jump? Would be too bad if failing the jump would mean having to redo the rest.

This is just a stupid copy of Wheatly's map but actually slightly eaiser because of one thing how did you manage to get 4 stars with this?

Not bad for a first map, but like others have said, it's a pretty obvious how similar it is to that one test in the single player campaign. This is just more minimalist. Still fun to play though.

Video: http://youtu.be/4X7AM-seZiQ

Despite this being your first map, it somehow manages to get 240+ positive ratings. The Workshop these days...

Hey man, the chamber is cool....but.... it's kind of a copy of a single player campaign puzzle, so I wouldn't say it is original nor unique. All of the steps required in this chamber are from the same level where P-body appears from far away. You have to retrieve the cube the same way, and you have to guide the paint the same way, and you also have to jump to a tunnel the same way, so...I would like to see real new material of yours next time dude.


Feel free to play through my level, it's called The 3 Rooms, and give me your feedback!

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Not bad for a first chamber :)
I will admit, though, I did get a bit angry after failing twice at that last bit >.<

good for a first chamber, i believe i remember a level in the game similar to this, but this is a good way to go, this puzzle, unlike many other puzzles, actually requires some logical thinking, not much, but some, more and more chambers are becoming simple step by step chambers.

Good job, keep em coming

That was impressive for a first test chamber, it's becoming rarer and rarer that I play a through a chamber and find a completely new way of making test chamber items interact with the player i.e. I don't think I've seen this rather novel way of placing gel. I don't think I can really fault the chamber either, everything is well labelled/logical and it's quite satisfying to solve for a small test, bravo.

I've got a little collection of chambers going and I'm always interested in feedback on each chamber or the collection as a whole. I'd be grateful if you'd have a look:
Elementary

The orange gel won't go onto the angled panel?

caguei

cool that's a very cool level i realy like it!!!!!!

pretty good for starters

not bad for a first test chamber

cool