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http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/profiles/76561198042478426/myworkshopfiles?appid=620
The best advice I can give for any test is be careful of portable surfaces. (You did good here because there are so few and the more you have the greater chance for exploitation) Also just to play the test using the most expeditious way to get out. (What is the minimum needed to get out and can you do that and skip using an element in the test. If so - exploit.
I did not go above anywhere but by the picture and loolking around afterward, there are too many blocks here ie., unneeded stuff. Thanks