I was a little suspicious at first glance, but int turned out to be a fun gimmick map!

This is conceptually very interesting, but holy hell is it annoying. Unlike others I never found myself to be in serious preaiming hell because I could just line the cube up with the tiles on the floor, but the constant flickering of the laser and fizzler was not only loud but also really obnoxious to work with. I thought this was cool, but I can't upvote it in good conscience.

Getting the first move to work was, as others have said, was a pain in the buttocks! But after that, the solution was quite clean

@klaus.sfc01 I understand, things that can happen with gimmicks. I made a simple puzzle with it because I just felt like it, but I don't think I or anyone else would use this on a more complex puzzle.

I got a headache, from the laser- fizzler mess, not the puzzle difficulty mind you
So sorry but i cannot upvote this. :(

A bit strange ( it wasn't clear to me that the portals would open for long enough on the fizzler to make bootstrapping possible ), but I enjoy a good gimmick map every once in a while when the presentation is concise enough, as it was here. Thumbs up.

@Nicolas, hmmm I do have an idea but it does make the map bigger, I can show in a bit.

@Mattchew Also, at first the walls were the portalable surfaces instead of the ceilings, but it got changed at some point to fix cheese. At the same time the map evolved a lot from there and maybe now I can figure out to bring the wall surfaces back .

@Mattchew Yes, this is the intended solution, preaiming hell is a good way to describe it . Also I'm doing right now a solution video to show my setup without needing noclip.

whoops forgot to add the url, here.

Its a funny idea but trying to establish the bootstrap is pre-aiming hell. I hope there is an easier way to establish it (i.e. making the ceiling surfaces wall surfaces instead), or I am doing this incorrectly. Because what I did sucks and required me to no-clip for it to ever work. here.