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https://youtu.be/LAyPww1J0c4
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Sorry if this is an obvious oversight.
Upon watching the intended solution, I'm so mad that I did an unnecessary cube throw/drop (not that it was complicated to pull off, but really unnecessary).
@E L Y T R O N Thank you so much for the high praise! Admittedly I got really lucky with the way this map turned out; everything just happened to fall into place for me. Excellent work solving it though! It's unfortunate that you couldn't get your map to work but I'm certain that you've learnt a lot from the experience
Its basically the same thing ; clever portal swaps
Libbybapa's one is basicly like mine but with extra steps
And thank you very much for the video! Very sneaky, dropping down into those ''return path'' surfaces like that :P Clever - I should patch that some day, but oh well, I might be too lazy for that :]
I even found an alternative route in the last third of the map. A solution in which you only change the funnel once and the button that opens the laser field is also not required.
Here is the unintended path (video starts when you pull up the cube to the exit area):