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Here's one of mine for you to enjoy.
Try my map?
http://www.gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails?id=157760459
in a good way
I play this map many times because I tested different things. Unfortunatly I got different results. oO ...öh, I haver again. Watch the video. ^^
Gameplay: http://youtu.be/amRVvfozMjw
When I saw the light bridges flashing, but couldn't see anything controlling them, I thought to myself "I bet he has something outside the box". So after I finished, I noclipped outside and saw the bouncing ball on the button. My first thought was maybe a tractor beam pushing a cube on a button, and the button reverses the beam, and a persistent polarity switch causing an on/off cycle. But the way you've done it is better because it's more randomized.
-tacB
Yeah, the blue gel and diagonal light bridge room was quite tricky.
Also, thanks for playing Tater, I'll be sure to check out your collection when I've got a bit more time on my hands.
Tater Collection Thanks 4 Creating.