[PTI] Chander Test 18
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Posted May 24, 2013
Name: MindShift.
In this map you will probably need to draw a diagram of the rooms. Soon I'm going to release a game with this name.
In this map you will probably need to draw a diagram of the rooms. Soon I'm going to release a game with this name.
ver 1.2. Corrected the light indicators in the initial and final rooms.
Thanks to all who played!
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Posted May 24, 2013
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Hi, Chander! The antlines (indicator_lights) are really messy the way the puzzle creator made them, haven't you thought of editting them in hammer? 
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Posted May 24, 2013
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Hi jose! I do not quite understand the question. If about the indicators how I did not do them for cube droppers, not to overload the map. If about a new game, it's about the fact that I'm creating a new puzzle game, not for portal.
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Posted May 24, 2013
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I know that the indicators for the droppers are not necessary since one button only activates them all 
. I meant that at some areas you can't even know what element connects to what element, they are messy and they mix many times... this is because of the puzzle creator.
. I meant that at some areas you can't even know what element connects to what element, they are messy and they mix many times... this is because of the puzzle creator.
I think it could be a good idea to edit the map in hammer and separate some indicator lights 
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Posted May 24, 2013
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For josepezdj:
I understand you. Yes, there is a problem with the indicators. I'll think about how to solve it, it is possible that using a hammer. Thank you for your comment!
I understand you. Yes, there is a problem with the indicators. I'll think about how to solve it, it is possible that using a hammer. Thank you for your comment!
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Posted May 31, 2013
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If someone has doubts that the current version is still active and has not been solved!
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Posted May 31, 2013
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Did you have the opportunity to fix the indicator lines? I've been waiting for this fix before I continue. It is too confusing as it orginally appeared.
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Posted May 31, 2013
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Just now I corrected the light indicators in the initial and final rooms. In the middle part I did not change, because with the help of a cube can be traced to paths.
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Posted Jun 01, 2013
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Done! Damn, it was so much thinking with walking (and portals ofc) that by the time I finished third lap I'd forgot how I did the first. 
I'll record video tommorow if I'm able to recall everything.
I'll record video tommorow if I'm able to recall everything.
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Posted Jun 01, 2013
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pm_Chander wrote:
Just now I corrected the light indicators in the initial and final rooms. In the middle part I did not change, because with the help of a cube can be traced to paths.
Thank you. It is much clearer now. It wasn't as hard to solve as I thought it would be; a pretty clever puzzle and very logical. Portals weren't often used, but they needed to placed in the right spot at the right time to make everything work. I enjoyed it immensely.
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Posted Jun 02, 2013
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Here we go. Even after having gone through every part of the puzzle for several times I never was sure (something wrong with my memory ). Incredible puzzle.
). Incredible puzzle.
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Posted Jun 02, 2013
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@greykarel: that was fun to watch. But I'm pretty sure at least segments 1 & 3 can be done in fewer steps. I might make a video tomorrow of my solution. We can compare the number of button presses.
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Posted Jun 03, 2013
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Here, for example, is the first section done in four buttons:
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Posted Jun 03, 2013
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Yeah, I don't pretend to record the shortest way. And I realise there may be some different ways to solve the puzzle. As I said before, by the time I finished it the first time I had forgot how I did the initial part and I felt I did it different when I solved it again before recording.
And I realise there may be some different ways to solve the puzzle. As I said before, by the time I finished it the first time I had forgot how I did the initial part and I felt I did it different when I solved it again before recording.
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Posted Jun 03, 2013
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Yeah, it took me longer to optimize the route than it did to find my first solution. Here is my route for the second pass through the hallway, done in three buttons:
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And here is the third pass through, done in two buttons:
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