Already got the normal cube from the button before I even knew it was necessary. And with an angled panel you can really get the stuff everywhere. Man, I really LOVE conversion gel / white paint :)

I'm no good with the gels but some folks like 'em. Thanks

And now I'm qualified to be a house painter. Interesting map; nice challenge.

got there but it took a while.

Thanks guys.

Very nice one! :)
But took me a lot of pain(t) work in the exit chamber >_<

fun map with some nice puzzles. not too difficult but some of them were a little tricky

stormsend
your welcome.
remember after restoring from a backup.
when you go into a restored map, in the editor, to edit it.
you will see a new default, unedited map.
this will look like your restoration has failed.
when in fact, it is successfull.
you just click build & you will see your map,
as it was, when you backed it up.

Thanks mood. that's very good advice.

stormsend
2 of 2:
not knowing the extent of your pc problem, I can't help you now.
but might, if you explain ?
or someone else may have the answer.
when my pc died, using my new pc, I managed to locate & retrieve my maps,
from my old pc's hard drive. using a hard drive dock.
so even with an extreme pc failure, their might still be hope.
& of course if you are successfull, you don't have to change a thing on this map.
I just gave a opinion.
as always, your map, your choice.

stormsend
1 of 2:
sorry to hear about your PC / map problem :(
every so often I back up my portal 2 maps.
as it is the only thing steam does not restore / save.
for future reference:
path to portal 2 maps on a windows 7 home premium 64 bit pc.
start / computer / C drive (or which ever one your operating system is on) /program files (x86) / steam / steam apps / common / portal 2 / portal 2 / puzzles.
then copy the puzzles, on to an external drive, for safe keeping.
then even if on a new pc, you can install steam & portal2.
then use to path above, on your pc, to locate the puzzles.
then delete & paste the puzzles you backed up, to that location.
all with steam closed.
then open steam & portal 2 & go into the editor & select edit, on any map.
you see a new map. now press build, to see your finished map.
repeat for each map.

Thanks my friend. I'll be watching for your next one. Due to a computer problem I have only six maps in my editor. Don't know if the rest can be retrieved. All that means though is that I can't edit any older maps. If they're too flawed I'll just get rid of them. Otherwise they stand as is.

liked the glass / paint combo.
one of the maps I working on a map, has this combo.
so you will have a head start, when published.
not very keen on the exit chamber: paint, paint, paint...
but the 1st chamber was excelent :)
cube chamber looked daunting, from entrance.
turned out to be easy, but good effect on player, when viewed from entrance :)
I would consider altering the exit chamber, to be less: paint, paint, paint...
& add a puzzle or puzzles, instead.
main chamber got you a well deserved thumbs up.

I did it, now i think i'm good painter :) Good job !

Nice painting map :) although i's really possible to get in a trap situation.

It's possible to get locked inside the final room with only one cube, making it impossible to open the exit door, or to return to the earlier portions of the test to retrieve the 2nd cube.

Not too good, it took a while, blind run http://youtu.be/U8JcBQeTSJ0

My blindrun , not sure what one of the flip panels was for. Enjoyed the map although the part to get the companion cube was a little tedious.

It took awhile but I got there :) Thumbs up!!

I painted my house the first time it needed painting. The second time I paid someone who did a much better job and in 1/4 the time. I liked the first room Finished the map, but what a mess I made!

I must be very good; or at least I must enjoy painting. I almost gave up but I did it. Good test, thanks