Bethesda level designer makes portal map
This is no doubt in the wrong thread. It probably deserves to be moved to the Community Releases thread.
Story: 22.22222% Design: 33.33333%
Levels: 4.44444% Cake: 0.00000%
Voices: 0.0^3% in base 4
New models & Textures: ((e^28/pi*7)/0 - 42)%
Grief counseling: 111.11111%
This isn't supposed to be in the Community Release thread because our community didn't "make" the map.
Fair enough, so you're saying it's already in its rightful place?
Story: 22.22222% Design: 33.33333%
Levels: 4.44444% Cake: 0.00000%
Voices: 0.0^3% in base 4
New models & Textures: ((e^28/pi*7)/0 - 42)%
Grief counseling: 111.11111%
The map's already in the download database. It's the one with the spinny room.
Yeah the guy has uploaded it here, but hasn't made any posts. Someone post at that blog with a link here telling him to say hey!
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An absolutely amazing level! Perfect difficulty, perfect length, and lots of skills involved.
Genious idea of the room 
You just keep on trying till you run out of cake!?
I'd only just realised that I've played ren_test1 before knowing it was made by this bethesda guy. After playing the second one, I'd have to say I'm very impressed by both, although both have at least one bug that I've found.
In ren_test1, the map begins to runs very slowly when reloading a save.
In ren_test2, the orb sometimes goes through walls, even when the room isn't moving.
Story: 22.22222% Design: 33.33333%
Levels: 4.44444% Cake: 0.00000%
Voices: 0.0^3% in base 4
New models & Textures: ((e^28/pi*7)/0 - 42)%
Grief counseling: 111.11111%
ren_test2 also uses a concrete floor texture as a no-portal surface, which is a huge black mark on any map for me.
I couldn't agree more.
I agree that the use of traditionally portalable textures as nonportalable is annoying. However, I think Ren Strike made a design decision to do that because he needed a texture that could serve as both floor and ceiling without looking wonky.
I really like this map. It definitely takes its cue from Portal single-player, but adds some great new mechanics.