I've experimented with the idea in my own maps many times. I'm quite familiar with it now. Never used the glass though.

Thanks for sharing @SHOOD ! Your comments on the 5 made me laugh :D In theory, neglecting friction, the glas exaclty halves your energy. However, the you exit out of the angled panel at a height >0 and you can jump and crouch, so 5 is not entirely impossible. Maybe you can do it by strafing towards the upper part of the portal in the shaft s.t. you exit at an angle >45°, which would make the glas destroy less energy. This is the reason I had to make the pit so narrow. I would not try it though. Probably that would be frustrating. But I am also not a speedrunner.
I think you solved it amazingly efficiently while still exploring every option.

Blind play

Thank you @Nobody No-One ! Luckily layout fell together compactly. I just hope I didn't overdo it with the cave region.

Cool map, with a clever way of enforcing an unexpectedly long solution through restricting visibility with the big glass pane. Thumbs up!

@PDX @SpielSatzFail @Narkodes Thanks for playing :)

This was neat, thanks for creating.

@hub Wow, I didn't think about this at all! Maybe I'll add some small brushes around the glass.

but almost automatic portal bumping ruins the intended sequence.

Very interesting no elements puzzle!

More than meets the eye and a unique no elements move

@Hovering Harry In this case I would need an additional portable surface for the 6 fling and you could easily get killed by the laser, which would probably be annoying. I would also move back the two drop, but then you couldn't see anything from up there. Instead I would like to do it like in the map I linked in the description and move just a quarter block.

What if you simply moved the portalable surface back? Then the laser grill would be directly above it.

@Hovering Harry You mean with the right air strafing timing? You can skip almost everything with that but it would require an ugly fix without beemod.

You can skip the last part with the right timing

@Libbybapa My pleasure!

I enjoyed it. Thanks.

@Mattchew :))

Usually not a big no elements fan, but this was quite nice! I was surprised that the solution works, but it does! I found the use of angled panels to be quite clever, and everything being re-used quite satisfying. Thumbs up!