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Three Cube Tango

I completely was not able to notice the black walkway under the funnel - it blends in too well with the wall and water. Perhaps add some lights to it?

Updated to revision 2.

- Added another switch.
- Reduced chamber size - less walking \o/
- Various minor tweaks.

You could still have the exit visible, extend the existing glass around to block off the door, put one or two panels in to block activated by the first buttons then have the door triggered by the third. No visibility to the door altered even slightly.

Because I can't add a second, real exit door behind it without using Hammer—which the mapcore rules prevent. I suppose I could do something less trollish with a panel-based door as the first one, but that would break one of my design rules: that the exit (or at least the direction to proceed) must be clearly evident.

Why not do that then?

Haha, the self-resetting cube is a genius idea :)
Very good level, I enjoyed it. The only problem was that the map was unnecessarily huge and bland, but the idea behind it was great :)

No, that's the default action. I assumed it was only triggerable also, so was pleasantly surprised.

Visuals... yeah. Not an easy thing with this editor, something I've yet to come to grips with given the editor limits.

I thought of requiring three cubes, but fetching the second would be basically the same as fetching the third. Now, if I could have a door opening with cube and sphere, and the real exit door behind that needing the third cube, I'd do it :)

Nice, really liked it.
The cube falling onto the button is amazing.

Could be improved thusly:
Three cubes to open the final door. (simply add a extra button, no other modifications needed)
Spruced up visuals, it feels a little overscaled and/or has lots of very flat boring surfaces

Was this edited in hammer or is the default action of the lift to act as a lift? I assumed it would just be triggerable by inputs only