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Unfortunately, all of my chambers are old now. I haven't created a new chamber in about 2 or 3 years. Life is getting in the way.
Also, I have 8 chambers that I haven't released yet but my new computer isn't really compatible with hammer. All of my files are on the D drive not C and hammer keeps going to the C drive and I can't change it. I forgot about it and never looked up the solution... if there is one.
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Going across the goo with the cube, stand on cube against glass to give more height, then dropped onto ledge and grab cube out of the funnel to placed on button and exit.
The community maps keep growing in size and the only way (that I'm aware of) to save a community map is with F6 [but that's lost when you Exit]
Good control of the WHITE GEL....That's a challenging one from a design point because obce you give the user the ability to portal anywhere they want thwe challenge landsd on the designer...Good Job!!
@Bayram Sorry to hear this chamber wasn't to your liking. Perhaps you will like my next chamber better, there is no gel in it. Thanks for playing.
Please try mine:
My Collection: http://steamcommunity.com/id/psn_markm1978/myworkshopfiles/
(Sorry..As A professional QA Tech, My natural instict is "What If ?" : )
@Mike and Janine: No, Hellfire Club by Peter Straub
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=187172373
@Innocentive: You solved it as intented. Thanks for playing.