Portal 2 (Singleplayer)
Finished singleplayer maps and campaigns for Portal 2.
[sp] YinYang_theLAGmaster
This is my entry map for the Summer Mapping contest and also my very first Portal map. I hope it will provide some challenge. (yes its spelled yin yang swift ty)
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TunaFish
My entry for the Summer Mapping Initiative, and also my first released map. It's fairly short, and not very difficult. I tried to be creative with a little "animating"... hopefully its not buggy. Leave me some helpful feedback if you can. Thanks! Update#1: Added a Readme file Update#2: Changed the following: -made the final portalable wall more obvious (I hope, but please let me know if it isn't, and give me some suggestions) -added fizzlers between the "rooms" -removed the "evil trapdoor of death" -added info_placement_helpers to a couple places -added a underground soundscape -added an explosion effect to the gantry crash animation part Update #3 Changed the following: -added music throughout the level -fixed a few ways to skip over the first room -made the turrets deadly...hate me if you want -added an autosave right before the turrets, see above -added more signs to the turret room to make it EVEN EASIER to figure out Update #4 -fixed some overlays I jacked up with update #3... This will be the final update unless someone finds some substantial bugs or glitches. If you do just let me know and I can fix it.
Portals Through Time (Part 1) - Intro
Portals Through Time is a single-player series of puzzles built for Portal 2 and created in the Hammer engine over the course of 12 weeks. Players embody the main character, Chell, as she solves puzzles in test chambers created by the antagonist, GLaDOS. This series of chambers features the new mechanic of relative time travel. Players can go though a time machine entrance and exit out in another time and area of the chambers. The player starts in the present time period, where the chambers have fallen into decay and are overgrown with foliage. They must solve the test chamber by using mechanics still functioning in the past and bring them into the present.
Seems Familiar (Update 2)
A basic map with 4 puzzles that look fairly similar, first 3 aren't that hard, but "apparently" the last one is hard
Stockpile
three chambers, every chamber is about lasers. You don't need reflexes or any aiming skills at all. Just common sense, and laser thinking skills. The three chambers are in order of easiest to toughest, but i'm not sure what level of difficulty these tests are. Please tell me about any bugs you find while testing, but most of all enjoy! Credits to Msleeper for the elevator entities. 1.1 Fixed misaligned textures. Added music to catchers. Added better fog. Fixed another solution to the first puzzle. Known bugs: Weird lightning inside elevators End game text, which i somehow couldn't remove 1.2 fixed weird elevator lightning fixed another solution to the third chamber added more details to one observation room 1.3 fixed yet another solution to the third chamber (and possibly the 2 others)
Cuberz - the second chamber
This is the second map from the CuberZ series. Here, your main tools are the cubes. Do NOT underestimate them! A harder version is also included. Have fun and send feedback! http://www.kephost.com/images4/2012/2/1 ... 33ppz0.jpg
BubbleNut Zero
Bubblenut rotates, letting you walk on the walls and ceiling as you complete it.
Secondary Fire: Patience
A small map that requires the player (you) to wait awhile for the Blue Portal to get back around to you. This map was originally made for the mod Blue Portals but I never got around to releasing it. Be sure to check out all my other "Secondary Fire" maps as they get released on the Steam Workshop: http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/file ... d=74481359 NOTE: When the door in the first room is opened pay close attention to the signage on the wall.You may also want to save the game.
Bits
Here is my first portal 2 map. It's pretty short but hopefully not too easy. I hope you enjoy and I would appreciate if you would leave some feedback. Bugs, improvements, general tips for future ect. If possible please record a blind run for me. That would help my design better levels in the future. See if you can find the secret area and the companion cube! Thanks alot for playing! -CHANGELOG- V1.0 Portals fizzling when not intended to. V1.1 Fixed. Potato trick didn't work V1.2 Texture fixes Pictures: http://tinypic.com/r/4lo94z/5 http://tinypic.com/r/2yvs5yh/5 http://tinypic.com/r/xq9sfd/5 PS. I couldn't get the potato from the gun removed and I would like some help. I tried modifying the sp_transition_list.nut file but it didn't work for me not to mention I don't know how to include it in the .bsp file. Packrat didn't work I also tried modifying the arrival_departure_transition_ents.vmf instance but that didn't work either. I also tried to alter the ending text but I couldn't get the instance to do that. Thanks alot in advance.
ML's Aperture Offices and Angry Hover Turret Pack
Well, it's been a long while since I uploaded something. And now I completed something special. I decided to create a new enemy after making a "decoration" in a glass case that looked threatening. Aperture Office is the map my adorable little monster was created in (although disabled for safety reasons and to prevent rage quits). Along with the Aperture Office map, I created an instance and a demo map testing out my Angry Hover Turret. It is equipped with two stationary turrets and a tracking laser. I will also release the Angry Hover Turret in the Other Files section that is not packed with Aperture Offices for those that just want the new enemy and the demo map. For more information on the Angry Hover Turret, check the Other Files section. The Aperture Offices map contains black keycards to open doors. Also, air vents are accessible. That's probably the only new content that should be worried about. Have fun with this new map! Known Bugs: The 2nd vent area you run into has a vent cover that has trouble coming off while inside the vent. Jumping while grabbing should allow the player to remove the cover. Strange that I never came across this.
