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Crusher Instances (many custom options)
Uploaded by Skotty · Jul 17, 2011
1 comments · (No ratings)

These crusher instances are aviable for 1 side and 2 sides (opposite). You can do the following: Use a Reset Timer for auto-reset after crushing. Use a Solved-Relay that brings the crusher to "de-crushes" state (even if moving). Use single relays just to crush or uncrush without any automatic reset. Use the Status value - set a name of a math_counter and the crusher will add 1 if crushing and subtract 1 if uncrushing. (For multiple crushers). Just don't forget to kill/deactivate the not used features with a logic_auto at mapspawn. Use this well-thought-out crusher system to create crushers in all variants easily.

Crusher Instances (many custom options)
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Screen Button No Arrow
Uploaded by GLaDOS · Jul 16, 2011
0 comments · 5.0 (1)

It's the same button like props_gameplay\screen_button.mdl just without any arrow on it.

Screen Button No Arrow
Vactube Glass both sides
Uploaded by GLaDOS · Jul 15, 2011
0 comments · 5.0 (1)

New glass models of the Vactubes (just glass variants). The models will have visible glass inside and outside. They won't override the normal models or materials. The .vpk file if for sharing the map with other players (so they don't have missing models). Always put it to Steam\steamapps\common\portal 2\portal2\addons Attention: Just use in situations you really need inside glass, because the double count of polygons for the inside!

Vactube Glass both sides
futurekillsreality
Uploaded by mcdaniels · May 09, 2011
16 comments · 5.0 (6)

One Medium-hard Puzzle. Cool Map-Design. More Puzzles coming soon! 1.04: slightly altered puzzle solution.

futurekillsreality
the-exit
Uploaded by watanukikun · Jun 03, 2011
3 comments · 2.5 (2)

This is my first co-op map that I created. In this map you must find the way to open the exit. Should not die or do the first test(in 1st) again. You have to manage gel to do what you want.

the-exit
[Coop] Colours Co-Op : : Map 4
Uploaded by IanB · May 17, 2011
28 comments · 4.6 (13)

This time the theme is Red & it's set in 1960s Aperture! And it of course has to feature lasers and all 3 gel types! So a lot of people found Green too hard. I'll make up for it with this mild/easily solvable one ~ Enjoy! (Updated To Version 5 - Let Me Know If It Lags Still Due To Sound Overload Errors! - Note: This isn't an optimization problem, it's an ambient_generic problem) Notes: V 1.7 has sounds removed so it doesn't crash/lag. V 1.6 has the original music as planned that was removed due to... well some kinda weird Portal 2 Bug that I can't fix.

[Coop] Colours Co-Op : : Map 4
CompanionCubeTeleporter
Uploaded by Svenot · Jul 10, 2011
1 comments · (No ratings)

Proof of my idea that a Gravity Room can be made. I made a room, copied and rotated it. Then placed several prop_portal and made the Cube(s) activate the portals. There are Two Treats. One: There is a Cube placed where a Portal Opens; First time a Cube is picked up it comes flying in, so watch out. Two: I placed the first Cube to make the player fall into the portal automatically. Then, when testing, I had to make some more cubes. I hope this spawns some interesting maps. In the vmf, file you can see I used 6 portals, in 3 pairs. I covered all the Portal-able areas with prop_portal and activate and deactivate all of them. This eliminates the players own portals, and other imaginary issues (including the prop_portal Active issue). (This release, is to encurage Gravity Room Development)

CompanionCubeTeleporter
[Tutorial]Portal2 SDK Customizable Spawn Map Options MOD by FusedCore(renaFUSED)
Uploaded by FusedCore · Jun 07, 2011
6 comments · 2.5 (2)

This mod is for people who are using the Portal 2 SDK tools. You must own Portal 2 on PC(Windows) for Steam and have the "Portal 2 Authoring tools" SDK installed to use this tutorial. This SDK mod allows you to chose whether to chose different options for spawning on your custom single player maps.

[Tutorial]Portal2 SDK Customizable Spawn Map Options MOD by FusedCore(renaFUSED)
Laser Tower
Uploaded by Mazarin256 · Jun 03, 2011
11 comments · 5.0 (12)

This is my first complete hammer map ever (besides learning the basics back in the counter-strike days), and it is therefore a relatively simple map adhering to the "Clean" theme. Evenso, myself, and the few test partners I've had, find the end result to be both fun and challenging. There are two chambers in the map, and it should take about 10 to 30 minutes total to complete (depending on your combined wit, and more importantly: how much you fool around). The first chamber features several turrets, that will need to be shielded against, while you figure out how to get through a deadly discouragement field. The second chamber is more asynchronous; after a small puzzle involving an excursion funnel, the players will be split up making communication and timing very important. Remember you can hold Tab for your partners view, also the timer tool (accessed by holding F) will likely be needed! Extra challenges for those bold enough: * Complete the entire chamber with neither you nor your partner getting scrapped. * Knock down every turret in the first chamber. * Bring the very first weighted cube with you to the room with the Aperture Science Laser-Powered Sphere Relocator.

Laser Tower
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Tower of Hanoi Demo
Uploaded by Lamb&TunaFish · Jun 27, 2011
5 comments · (No ratings)

This is a very small map that I have been working on that is a portal adaptation of the Tower of Hanoi puzzle. (Google it, or better yet http://www.mazeworks.com/hanoi/) It is going to be a room in a larger map and everything is essentially in running order (I hope). There isn't an entrance elevator, or an exit, the goal is just to get all the check marks on the exit wall lit up. Basically I used three different style cubes to represent three different size discs, and instead of pegs holding discs I have cases holding cubes. That, and it's upside down...Hard to explain, easy to see. What I really need help with is making this more user friendly for people who walk into this room and have never heard of the tower of Hanoi or what the rules of it are. For example: One rule is that you cant put a larger disc on top of a smaller disc. Simple, but how do I best illustrate this to portal players? (In the case of my level it would be "You cant put cube B below cube A in the glass case" because it is upside down) I put one of the basic rules of the game on the wall of the room, but I think it borderline kills the "portal feel" of the room, and I don't think I should really write out all the rules of the game. So if I could get some feedback on what would make it easier to figure this particular puzzle out, it would be much appreciated.

Tower of Hanoi Demo