Portal 2 Megathread

[reepblue]

Vents have been done and aren't really that hard.
Finish your gel and I'll be impressed.

Aren't you snippy.

Well, the vents now respond to both Portals, bug very less often then the older one and its less complex.

Laser Box works just like the older version but does not crash the game.

The gels are still being worked on, its not spawning properly. (Not at all.)

Gels are working without Portals at this moment in time.

[t3rmikxs]

I wonder if Gabe knows about you and your Hammer notepad videos.
Or anyone else who's in charge in Valve.

[reepblue]

I wonder if Gabe knows about you and your Hammer notepad videos.
Or anyone else who's in charge in Valve.

Haven't got an email yet. :3

Yeah now my Repulsion Gel is working but it has an issue leaving a mark. It needs tho hold the same Pitch Yaw Roll while flying in the air. And it also bounces. But I can fix that. with a propper model.

[t3rmikxs]

Does your gel work with your water particles?

[reepblue]

Does your gel work with your water particles?

You mean that fakenamic one? No, I suck at particle making. If I can find a solution to the footprint problem I can release a Work in Progress video.

[Camcord_04]

Does your gel work with your water particles?

You mean that fakenamic one? No, I suck at particle making. If I can find a solution to the footprint problem I can release a Work in Progress video.

Video! Video!

[reepblue]

Guys. . . I got something.



It projected the wrong way but its an improvement.

[WinstonSmith]

Does your gel work with your water particles?

You mean that fakenamic one? No, I suck at particle making. If I can find a solution to the footprint problem I can release a Work in Progress video.

If you're talking about Jimmy's dynamic water particle, it would be easy enough to switch out materials to make it gel-y. Only problem would be that it would be difficult (if not impossible) to make the particles respond to trigger_pushes, external forces, etc; that means that, unfortunately, the gel would only fall down and collide with the world.

[reepblue]

Does your gel work with your water particles?

You mean that fakenamic one? No, I suck at particle making. If I can find a solution to the footprint problem I can release a Work in Progress video.

If you're talking about Jimmy's dynamic water particle, it would be easy enough to switch out materials to make it gel-y. Only problem would be that it would be difficult (if not impossible) to make the particles respond to trigger_pushes, external forces, etc; that means that, unfortunately, the gel would only fall down and collide with the world.

Winston, if you can make Jimmy's particle do the orange gel, You will make me a happy man. I'll do the rest.

Edit: Almost there. . . ALMOST THERE.

[WinstonSmith]

You mean that fakenamic one? No, I suck at particle making. If I can find a solution to the footprint problem I can release a Work in Progress video.

If you're talking about Jimmy's dynamic water particle, it would be easy enough to switch out materials to make it gel-y. Only problem would be that it would be difficult (if not impossible) to make the particles respond to trigger_pushes, external forces, etc; that means that, unfortunately, the gel would only fall down and collide with the world.

Winston, if you can make Jimmy's particle do the orange gel, You will make me a happy man. I'll do the rest.

Edit: Almost there. . . ALMOST THERE.

I'll see what I can cook up as far as materials go. As far as physics/redirection goes...

...actually, there is a way to do that I believe. If it shot up in the air, for instance, it might not curve as though it was affected by real gravity, but that wouldn't be a factor if it's only a short-length particle.