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Mind Cage

btw I've had the same problem with disappearing files alot. I know no solution but if you get it sorted out please let me know.

Good idea. Enjoyed solving. Took some time standing there looking. As you said it's right there if you look. Thanks.

good map
dispite negative comments, I did not have a problem.
took me a little time to figure out.
but your ant lines, from buttons to panels, explain a lot.
the very noticable ledge that sticks out like a saw thumb
(near the first button)
I put a portal there, another above it & droped in the cube, for infinate drop.
then I fired a portal high up, to launch the cube towards the button, that activates the panel near the exit. then portaled over, jumped towards exit & left the chamber.
sorry to hear you had problems with your pc.
no deaths for me.

very cool it took my like 100000000 times of dying to get it:)

looks stunning but the redundant flip panels hurt the quality of the map.

Too much useless places to go and too much ways to get stuck stupidly -_-

I just red the precedent comments and that's sad you can't fix it easily ^^"

My computer broke and I lost the .p2c file for this map and hence cannot fix the parts where you might get stuck. If there's a way to convert .bsp to .p2c please let me know. Otherwise I will try to remake the map when I have time.

Wow, very cool puzzle, it has given me some crazy ideas. The lighting and mood of the puzzle is also top notch. Cheers.

I'd love to know what you think of my puzzles: http://goo.gl/Uovul

Misdirection is a reasonable way to make solutions hard to work out. However, it does mean people will try things they shouldn't do. Making them much more likely to get stuck if getting stuck is possible. Allowing people to get stuck is a position where they are still alive, but they have no choice but to restart the level or kill themselves is bad level design.

For this level, fixing this problem is simple. You have 3 places where someone could get stuck:
- The gap just in front of the exit door. If holding down the button also raises a platform to cover the gap, that fixes this problem and makes it easier to get to the exit door.
- The two alcoves my crosshair is on in these screenshots: http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/Bilateralrope/screenshot/594719179066592284?tab=public and http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/Bilateralrope/screenshot/594719179066586993?tab=public Just make one of the surfaces in each a portal surface, and the player can easily return to the start.

I much prefer not to conceal anything (as I'm sure you can tell from my other puzzles), except in this case I needed the walls around the button which would have been too suspicious on their own, hence the Escher drawing.