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Thanks once again, for an amazing map!
@Chelliste:
Yes, good map designers never include elements for no reason. So the fact that they are there and how they are laid out is a clue in and by itself. Solving Portal puzzles is a form of reverse engineering.
Read my profile before reading the rest of my comment!
There is a gap between the goo and fizzler, which allows you to get the cube to the other side. I think that is how you solve it.
It is possible to place a portal near the button to grab the cube before entering the portal to fling to the laser emitter and cube dropper platform, making that only portalable wall pointless. Other than that minor thing, great puzzle!
Try my SP map?
http://www.steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails?id=192976369
Try my COOP map?
http://www.steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails?id=181160432
Having fun going through all your puzzles.
If you have a chance to take a look, I'd appreciate it. :)
While on the ramp, I shot 2 portals, one below one on top, and created vertical momentum. Then in my way down, I shot a portal on the angled panel, which is a ninja action. Took me 6 tries or so, but managed to get to the laser. Now I can have my portals to retreive the cube, activate the lightbridge and get on it from ontop.
Could I get a hint?
Yeaaaaaa, Azorae, nooow i got it! Yea, I now see that it is much more challenging than it seemed to be. ANd it is not said in vain-- morning is better than evening. I woke up this morning and the solution immediately came to my mind.
Once again, splendid job!!!