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I didn't know you could do that with gel blobs though, cool!
for resolving my exploit in leaving the cube on the button, under the gel dropper.
connect the button to the gel dropper.
side effect is you can create miltiple gel bombs.
which might improve the wow factor ?
& also the dropper will always be active, when a cube is on it.
which will stop my exploit.
hope this helps.
strange glitch:
I thought to kill the turret, that I could leave a blob of gel under the weighted cube droper,
by the turret.
then put the weighted cube above the gel.
then put the reflector on the button, causing the weighted cube to respawn,
breaking the gel bomb, & bouncing / killing the turret.
but what actualy happened, was the cube respawned.
but the panels revealing the turret, stayed closed.
& the gel bomb being in tact, ment, the gel dropper was inactive.
so I bounced over, retreaved the weighted cube & put it under the inactive gel dropper.
perhaps the turret was to scared to show itself :) the strange glitch.
thumbs up for entertainment :)
I actually first learned of the concept by playing Polux's chamber: Bubble Bomb