Bounce Beam

It's a difficult level involving repulsion gel, propulsion gel, and excursion funnels. [UPDATED] Bigger and more challenging.

[beta] gel race tunnel

This is a construction kit for a gel race tunnel coop map. Inspired by the 'Gelocity' map of Raidix. I have worked on serveral prefabs to easilly create an gel race track coop map. We have tested the prefabs serveral times and build up different maps with it. Iam nearly done with the map, but there is big problem with the speed-gel visibility for the person which connects as the client. That's why Iam uploading this map and all of my prefabs + vmfs to WIP-Section. Features: - speed gel race track with jumps, obstacles, portal flinging, jump gel - lap counter, different music, start and finish animations - 2nd player can catch up I really hope someone has time to look into my vmf's and help me to fix some problems: - visibility of the gel for the client - "Catapult launch target not networked to client! This will make prediction fail! Fix this in the map." ('info_target' flag is for client is checked) - "Multiple Lights on a Face at x.y.z" (Iam not good at placing lights) - any other problems? Regards PortalCombat

Scientific Precision

This file contains a number of loops of music in the style of Portal 2, for people to use with the game's "dynamic music" system.

Portal 2 - Rubik's Cube

I stopped to wonder one day, "Can I make a Rubik's Cube in Portal 2?". I soon decided that yes, yes I could, and after a great deal of logic work, here I am. The level's a bit crude but after all this isn't about the level, it's a about a fully functioning, fully solvable Rubik's Cube in Portal 2. Let me know what you think!

Solve or get dissolved

PTI element: Living panels, 64x64 and 128x128

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

Chronus - Coop Series Test Chamber 1 v2.0

My first publicly released map. This one is all about working together, timing, and using the excursion funnel. Difficulty: Intermediate Changes for V2 +Added some extra info_placement_helpers to guide portals. +Coop exit door should now function properly...it opens! +Blocked off the cube dropper to prevent cubes from being grabbed mid-air. +Moved exit panel so crouch-jumping could not land you in the exit alcove. +Reworked the three emaciation fields to prevent exploits +Cleaned up some textures. +Cleaned up some instances.

Bin-irate

a single player map for the competition. the level comprises of two corridors which you have to switch between to proceed. contains mild use of the binary system)

some new tests

see the videos on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_8UIxUY_j4

SP_Portal unto dawn

This is my first full fledged hammer map that I have posted on TWP have fun http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/f ... =174881624