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you could make that double fan star more devious by requiring 3(!) buttons per star ;) since you can steal both cubes from that fan/platform laser blocking one while also keeping an active recording. but thats perhaps a tad sadistic lol
It's beyond the wildest dreams of any mapmaker to create a glitch-free level in TTPR, but the best workaround here is probably putting a little containment (a small fence, some bushes etc.) in order to keep the fan cover in its place .
Indeed, the fan shouldn't be in the water, that's a bug that must have appeared right before publish, because in the afternoon, it was still on the intended spot. :-(
Most of the stuff you mentioned is probably fine – I certainly don't mind players smuggling in some additional items into Angle Shooting – after all, that puzzle is a cheese incarnate, so I don't mind players adding a bit of theirs. :-) And as for the alternative approaches for the stars, that's also fine, even the one with recording – but I admit it was an oversight on my part.
Getting beyond the star gate by using a box, that's a different story, though. That's something that needs to be fixed.
Once again, thanks a lot!
As for Trebuchet, indeed, it also happened to me that the buzzer deviated from its path a little when going across the platform, but in most cases, it was fine, and if I remember correctly, reactivating the trebuchet could fix it if it didn't launch on the first attempt.
And many, many thanks for mentioning the behind-the-scenes content on the terminal – in fact, I wasn't really sure if someone would be interested in that, but knowing that there is a target audience means a lot to me, cheers!