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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDujYtpnxVA
Good job!
Lots of portal hovering in this one.
Basically you're using the fall to fly up and down through portals. You have to loop all the way round, which is a nice part of the puzzle. Once you've done that you can place a portal in the entrance room, go back to the fall, and you're pretty much done.
Maybe modify the corridor connecting the two main chambers; if you're really determined you can break the puzzle by glimpsing the floor in the entrance chamber and popping a portal on it whilst you're flying up and down.
Who interested in the difference of solutions:
1. (intended one in my opinion)
placing portal on inclined panel through the net
2.
jumping and placing portal on the wall, seen through a human-sized glass wall
PS : Well found matieus_77 and daloboy :p
• Jumps!
• Flings!
• Big rooms!
Cons:
• Room size can be overwhelming at first;
• Hitting the panel on the right and missing the opportunity to bunny-hop through the exit;
please play my test at http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=136517697