Portal 2

Coop Transition Script and Level Choosers
Uploaded by ChickenMobile · Apr 03, 2012
46 comments · 5.0 (4)

This Transition script and custom level choosers can be used to transition to different maps and courses through a hub map (like Valves). The level choosers can choose from any map in the course and it can display what map you are choosing with a message appearing on the screen. You can have 'infinite' courses inside your script, however both players need the same maps in order for the map to transition to it. If anyone wants to make a coop mass mack-pack (from everyone's coop maps), go ahead. It is definitely possible. Refer to the README.txt included with the download for installation instructions and common problems with fixes. If you have a problem and you cannot find an answer to it: put a post in this thread or PM me so we can get it working. One thing I don't know how to do (yet) is to save a player's progress and make the courses 'unlockable', even if the player has ended the game and then goes back to it (with the same or different partner). If anyone can tell me how to read and write to a file, I would gladly edit this and put this function in. If you are to use my instances/script/materials make sure you credit me within your map download or in your credits! Anyway, enjoy! ChickenMobile EDIT: From a very nice person I found out that there are a few errors with this: - The map doesn't transition without a point_servercommand called @command in your map - I forgot a major script that opens the chooser panel - Updated the Readme file to account for a new problem found - You don't have to use my coop spawner instance (your welcome to use your own) Guaranteed all things are now fixed! EDIT: Sorry guys for uploading the wrong file. Fixed in double time.

Coop Transition Script and Level Choosers
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Logical Gate's: "OR" "AND" & "OR-Exclusive"
Uploaded by carlymx · Jul 23, 2011
5 comments · 5.0 (2)

Logical Gate's: "OR" "AND" & "OR-Exclusive" By CaRLyMx STEAM: http://steamcommunity.com/id/carlymx ------------------------------------------------ DESCRIPTION: This little test shows two different ways to use the function "MATH_COUNTER." Logic gate "OR" having 2 buttons, using any of them will activate the door, the funnel or whatever you say. Logic gate "AND" exactly the same as above but have to press two buttons to activate. Logic Gate Or_Exclusive: system where 2 of 3 buttons must be pressed but it can be any 2 of them while pressing all 3 has a different purpose.

Logical Gate's: "OR" "AND" & "OR-Exclusive"
Enrichment Sphere, 1952
Uploaded by Moth · Jul 10, 2011
23 comments · 5.0 (2)

A blue and orange gel map with two sections. Screenshot coming soon. The second in a series of eight maps. Each one packed with detail, minimum 100 hours in Hammer.

Enrichment Sphere, 1952
sp_laserSHine
Uploaded by SHinema · Jun 06, 2011
10 comments · 2.5 (2)

A fairly sized map of a fair difficulty. (I think) sorry if it was a bit laggy i couldn't get the fullcompile of the map finished in time.. so i only have the fast compile version

sp_laserSHine
Testing Element - Turret Dipping
Uploaded by Shade Vortex · Jun 05, 2011
6 comments · 0.0 (4)

Hey all, this is my first map, and I decided to fix it up until it reached a completable state,so here it is, Turret Dipping! This test chamber is relatively simple and easy to figure out, but that's because it introduces and teaches an innovative testing element- turret dipping! You might ask what that is, so I'll give you the basics: See a white turret? Pick it up. See a black turret? Push it with the white turret. Bring the white turret along with you! You may need to sacrifice a white turret to beat this test! This takes place in present day aperture science, however, it has a unique atmosphere, because Aperture Science is on Emergency Power mode. I liked how the lighting looked, so hopefully adding that unique twist to the atmosphere won't disqualify me. I just remembered to include the custom instances used, so I hope that editing it in to the rar doesn't disqualify me.

Testing Element - Turret Dipping
PTI element: Living panels, 64x64 and 128x128
Uploaded by Bisqwit · Jul 07, 2013
13 comments · (No ratings)

Wacky panels that do stuff. 64x64 and 128x128 sizes are provided. Inputs: * Start deployed -- Inverts the direction of the panel's animation. * Timer & Autodrop & Start Open -- Choose which animation to play, see below. * Button type -- See below Button types (64x64 panel): * Weighted = White or black panel surface, depending on whether it's positioned on a portalable surface or not. * Cube = Glass surface. * Sphere = Intangible skeleton: Just the skeleton of the panel, without surface, also does not clip the player. Button types (128x128 panel): * Weighted = White or black panel surface, depending on whether it's positioned on a portalable surface or not. * Cube = Glass surface. * Sphere = Portal 1 style metal wall surface. Use signal inputs / connections to activate the element. The panels contain a built-in AND gate just like the standard elements do. Of course you don't need to activate the element at all. Just affix it in a particular pose to provide a platform of your choice. There are 68 different animations provided. The animation is selected using the Timer value, the Start Open checkbox and the Autodrop checkbox. The list of animations is detailed in the README file provided in the distribution package. It is rather difficult to try to video-document all the animations that this object can play, but here's a sample picture which should serve to at least pique some curiosity. Unless you choose the "skeleton" type of panel, this panel is fully blocking and can be even used as a lift / piston platform for objects and for the player. The arm of the panel is only partially tangible, and only in some animations. It is a bit difficult to generalise for the set of animations present here, so the tangibility is disabled for most animations where the heuristic method does not work nicely. The object also does not contain a crush kill trigger, a portal fizzler, an object fizzler, nor a portal bumper. This is intentional. But it may lack other things that are wise to have (hint brushes? shrug), because I just began learning to use Hammer a few days ago, and I wouldn't yet know anything about those. Note: These panels have the "adjustment gizmo" which allows them to be placed at an offset much like the laser components -- except that it does not work. Sorry about that! Just use always the center position. If anyone has good ideas of how to fix it, it would be welcome. (This comes from the 5 positions method. The 8 positions method does not work, because the embedding pit would not be relocated correctly together with the element.) However, you can use the adjustment gizmo to rotate the element around. Just point it towards some edge of the voxel, and then place it back to the center. The object will retain the new orientation. Note: The platform may move within the first second when the map loads. Sorry about that. This may be fixed in a future version. The panel contains from 21 to 25 entities depending on version. The skeleton version has the fewest entities, and the large non-glass ones have the most. And finally, the in-editor symbols for this object are currently the laser emitter for the small panel, and the piston top for the large panel. I have not yet developed the skills to change the in-editor graphics. Download here: http://bisqwit.iki.fi/kala/ptal2/livingpanels.zip

PTI element: Living panels, 64x64 and 128x128
The Forgotten Chamber
Uploaded by Number47 · Jun 06, 2011
8 comments · 3.3 (3)

An old chamber, that Wheatly found in his search for ever more test chambers.

The Forgotten Chamber
The notYETnamed Map
Uploaded by NemesisVM · Jun 05, 2011
7 comments · 2.0 (5)

This is my entry in the Summer Mapping Initiative. I tried in this map to add as much visual complexity as possible. Source .vmf and all instances included. Some, like the elevator ents, are modified. Do have fun. Make sure to rate.

The notYETnamed Map
SP: Morality Evaluation
Uploaded by CDFLion · Jun 05, 2012
11 comments · 3.3 (3)

My first map in Hammer. Really easy. V1.1: fixed some of the bugs listed on this topic. The exit door is still buged. I have no idea what went wrong. v1.2: fixed doors, elevators,box droppers. KNOWN ISSUES: there aren't droppers for the reflective cubes, some problem with the "via this input box". So I made tons of reflective cubes. Dont waste them.

SP: Morality Evaluation
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sp_amw
Uploaded by wirtzenator · May 18, 2011
8 comments · (No ratings)

Simple 1 room map I'm working on. The room isn't the prettiest looking, but it'll do. There are some interesting elements to work out, different than the normal gameplay. Version 0.21 - added autosave Version 0.2 - shortened the size of the room - removed ability to bounce into laser - changed adding bounce gel to get to button - changed location of laser catcher - added new panel after laser catcher is activated - changed end location - made fade to black, and disconnect after you reach the end (unzip to vpk)

sp_amw