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Escape from Aperture Pt. 1 - Wheatley's Core

STORY: In another multiverse,Wheatley,after having gained control in the facility again (behind GLaDOS's back,no less), attempted to make his own reactor core for the facility. As he is not the most creative test chamber maker,you can imagine his luck with making it. Soon after he reconnects the core to his, the facility goes into meltdown mode. You find it as your responsibility to stop the destruction of pure science,and head down to stop him and disconnect the core.

Walkthrough:
After Wheatley finishes talking, use the portal surface above the door to fling yourself onto Wheatley's rig. From there, go around back to the platform there. Take one cube and place it on the button, and take the other cube and put it on the button inside the room that opens,which will cause four more doors to open. After that, press the button behind the first to drop four frankenturrets into the chamber. Jump down, taking the outer cube with you, and place a frankenturret in each room to unlock the back room. Take the normal cube from before and place it into the final floor button to disconnect Wheatley's Core, disabling Wheatley's motion in the progress.

In the back room, look for a glowing wall. Walk up to it, and from there, turn left. You should see a sign on the floor pointing to a sign on the wall. There's a button below the wall sign; press it, and the glowing wall will break open. Head in and press the button, which will cut the chamber's power and open the door. Head on out, and you've done it! But,what next...?

If you make a video of this map, post the link in the comments below!

3/5; this map, not originally part of a series, was still a lot of rough early work.

=== IMPORTANT! READ THIS! ===
This map series is OLD. More than two years, at the time I am typing this little extra tagline. So if you're going to complain about the poor quality of these maps, keep in mind HOW OLD THEY ARE. Right? Right. So stop complaining, you don't go complaining on how all of Van Gogh's artworks are smeary and blurred. Not saying that these maps are Van Gogh's work, more like that botched painting restoration that was a meme for a while.

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FAQ: "How did you get Wheatley in there?"
- I use the Portal 2 Authoring Tools, the toolkit used by Valve themselves to create the main single-player and multiplayer campaign of Portal 2. As such, this tool has every single asset in the game available for use, though you need to figure it out first before you can do anything.
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