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Portal: Revolution testing elements #4400
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Quantum cubes as you call them are actually called Schrodingers cubes, there is a UCP that adds them that works a bit different, but fully adding them in the way they work in Revolution wouldn't be possible unfortunately. As for Power Switches, I really don't see how this would be a good puzzle element. let alone how it would work in the Puzzlemaker. |
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I did make a Puzzlemaker version of the quantum/schrodinger cubes at one point, but they didn't work very well and were mainly just intended for designing P2CE Campaign puzzles before bringing them into Hammer. It's not really possible to get these working the same way they do in Revolution/P2CE without code modifications. (Frustratingly, all of the code for schrodinger cubes is in regular Portal 2, but Valve hardcoded them to not work with a comment saying to As for the other elements:
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Description of the feature
Add a couple of the new testing elements from the "Portal: Revolution" mod, like the power switch and the quantum cubes. (These are only two out of the four new testing elements that Portal: Revolution brings us, but the others are no more than a retextured paint fizzler and of course the pneumatic diversity vent/vactube.)
Why should this be implemented
These new testing elements have proven to be fun, and make for some very interesting new puzzles. Portal: Revolution does not have a puzzlemaker, and it'd be a shame to see such potential go to waste.
Additional information
I'd recommend doing a bit of research to understand more how quantum cubes work, because it can't exactly be described only in screenshots.
Power switches are as the name suggests, when activated, any and every part of a test chamber that supposedly uses electricity (Light strips, antlines, buttons, etc.) is disabled. It doesn't just mean that everything is reverted to it's starting position, if a door is being held open, when the lights go off it doesn't close. It doesn't move. It doesn't do anything because it has no power supply. Panels are frozen in time. Anything hydraulic will cease to serve a function, anything electronic is gone. Connections will not connect, vactubes will not vac, fizzlers will not fizzle, you get it.
Thank you for your time and consideration :)
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