Portal 2
Designed for Danger (now updated to 1.1!)
Designed for Danger is a Portal 2 Campaign that offers eight new levels and 1 to 2 hours of play time. In the campaign, you assume the role of Chell during an early part of Portal 2. This time however, things turn out differently. The actions of a rogue force will set you on a new path through Aperture Laboratories. Watch your step and prepare for adventure! More information at http://www.designedfordanger.com If you prefer workshop integration, the campaign can be downloaded here: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/f ... =104612418
Fighting Entropy
MAP IS RELEASED! GO HERE TO DOWNLOAD: Fighting Entropy This is a map made in the reconstucting and bts themes. I feel that the map is almost complete, but I'm a bit worried about the file size and the entdata which is very full (over 200%). The map runs well for me, but if others have problems with it I might need to split it in two parts. I also think the map needs some more playtesting before I can release it. changelog beta2 -changed last button in final test so it's easier to complete the test properly -minor fixes beta3 -removed some hallways and added more dialogue -increased details in bts area -more minor fixes
Biohazard
Note: Some of you might be unable to open the ZIP file. In this case it is advised to download 7-Zip and use that to open the file. The ZIP file uses LZMA compression which isn't supported by all of the archive managers. Four chambers and an easter egg puzzle. Can you solve your way through the Left Wing Facility? Easter Egg Hints: - There is a puzzle element that you have to carry with you to one of the rooms. - Check your spawns. Something might be hidden from the eye there. - A modest award awaits.... I think.. Go for it!
Alternative #3
RELEASE DATE: 12.10.2012 WATCH TRAILER: http://youtu.be/1D96H_sElGQ Maps in valve style(i hope), medium difficult. Thx for playing my maps ;]
Binary_Cube
inspired from the movie Cube difficulty: Hard
the whatpossible test (portal 1 flashback)
this is my first non-testing map in hammer, and i would like to know what you can see, like the box dropper, or the piston pits.
Water Temple
This is a full scale recreation of the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Water Temple dungeon. You can find my first installment of the series here: Forest Temple I sought to make the map accessible all Portal2 players, whether they've played the original OoT dungeon or not, so as long as you can think your way through some portal puzzles then you can enjoy this map -- or maybe despise it as memories of losing your way through the watery depths come rushing back. Here's my full run through of the map. But don't watch it. At all. For any reason. Especially that reason. You know the one. http://youtu.be/DuXDBZlWNzE Pro tips: - The compass's tracking abilities can be deterred by forces of great evil. Specifically, the compass will point to the first 4 keys, then stop working until the evils of the world are vanquished. Then the compass will function once again. - The item dropper in the center room will return any destroyed cubes, reflector cubes, companion cubes, or compasses
Gravity Gun instance v2
Place the instance called gravity_gun_automatic.vmf in your map to use. press and hold secondary fire to pull and carry, press primary fire while holding to launch. See the readme for better a better description EDIT: All cubes, paint bombs, and combine balls can be carried now! EDIT: very few glitches now! The only know glitches are the occasional messup on map spawn which can be fixed by reloading, and the ability to shove things under the floor and past doors, but this can be prevented with fizzlers and triggers that send a forcedrop output to the gravity gun. EDIT: Now with particle effects and other awesomeness!
Portal 2 Timers example
=================== Portal 2 timer examples =================== This is just an example map that includes the basics of 2 working timers (a countdown and a countup) that uses custom materials (numbers). The intention is to show the required entities and their inputs/outputs to understand the logic behind a timer made in the hammer editor. Also this method allows you the posibility to use your own custom typo/numbers to fit your map's aesthetics... For this example I used the typo "DIN Next LT Pro Condensed", because I think it's pretty much similar to the typo used by Valve for the signage lightboard; so if you are too lazy to make your own material and want to use it in a normal Portal2 map, it'll look good. So the purpose for this could be considered as merely didactic The basic idea under this method is to make an overlay with 10 frames (the ten numbers, from 0-9) and go changing its textureindex with the entity "env_texturetoggle". HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN CUSTOM NUMBERS ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Open an image editor of your choice, take the font that you like and make 10 separate images, one per number (from 0 to 9), and REMEMBER to always give the image a size which values are a power of 2 (like 128x256 that I gave in this case). I prefer making .png files... you can do .tga as well... Whatever format that allows you recording an alpha channel (transparency) because this way, our numbers overlays would be stickable on whatever texture 2. Name each of them with a name followed by a suffix like "_0", "_1", "_2", and so on... Obviously, try to make that suffix coincides with the number into the image... lol. 3. Now open VTFEdit (http://nemesis.thewavelength.net/index.php?c=178) and go to File > Import. Now select at the same time (holding Ctrl or Shift keys down) all the ten image files. Do not resize the images. You can check into the "info" tab how the file contains 10 frames (each of them is a different number). I also made a cutie dots (":") to separate the seconds from the minutes and make them flicker: for this you need to make 2 textures, one with the dots and other completely empty but with the same size, then do the same as for the numbers, import them with VTFEdit selecting both at the same time. 4. Then save this file as .vtf into your "materials" folder (you can create whatever folder of your choice into /materials of course) giving it a whatever name. 5. Now you should create the .vmt file for the above .vtf file. Both names must be the same, only their extensions change... In this example, my .vmt file contains the following: UnlitGeneric { $baseTexture "josepezdj/numbers/black_numbers" $surfaceprop glass $translucent 1 "%keywords" portal $decal 1 Proxies { ToggleTexture { toggleTextureVar $baseTexture toggleTextureFrameNumVar $frame toggleTextureShouldWrap 0 } } } You can simply copy all that only replacing the path "josepezdj/numbers/black_numbers" by the one where your .vtf file is located and the name of your file. I guess it's clear. However, do not hesitate to ask whatever question or doubt Once created your custom texture for the ten numbers, check inside the attached .vmf in your hammer editor to see how you can set the timers up easily. Read the Readme.txt file for instructions info. A further post with an explanation in detail about how the timer system works is in the topic of this download, for those who doesn't really extract much info from the vmf file... josepezdj
The Scientific Basis (medium)
Hello all Portal 2 Fans and Casual players..... It came to my attention i kind of stopped doing maps a while ago, so i had this nice map i didn't finish, so the last week i have finished it, i hope you all like it and rate it. and as always all comments and videos of playing my map is welcome This map is a 3 chamber puzzle, team work is key in this map... so please i hope you all have fun and enjoy my map, thanks LuckyRJ
