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Your guide really touches on that, and gives huge insight on how to brainstorm and develop monoportal puzzles. It's a strange guide, really. Out of all the things you could have made a guide on, you chose this?
I'm not complaining.
Kind regards, TheLoafLord.
@Paper thanks a lot! I fixed the table on my excellent *puzzle* now ;P
And yes, the guide does cover that, right at the beginning :P
There's one other thing, however:
Many situations that would normally be trapping situations in dual portal maps can be easily escaped, or even integrated into the puzzle, thanks to the autoportal. Not sure if that was in the guide, just thought it'd be worth mentioning. Thanks Hugo!