"Halls of the 90's test" | Perpetual Testing

Perpetual Testing #267
“Halls of the 90’s test”
By minidrew90
Portal 2 Community Maps & Mods
Potential thwarting of early boobytrap placement, highly scientific gel conversion therapy, additional conversion testing, the highest of praise, and nutritional snacks.
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Map: “Halls of the 90’s test” by minidrew90
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To spawn Wheatley’Os in your game, first you will need to download the model files.
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(This is a sharing link from my google drive)
Unzip the file, and copy the contents of the included folders into the model and material folders of your Portal 2 installation.
Use the following console commands to spawn either the open or closed model variant in game:
prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_closed
prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_open
You can use the bind command to bind Wheatley’Os to a key for easily accessible nourishment.
Example:
Bind “KEY” “prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_closed”
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[@itsrobloxhere]

truly the most test chamber ever, i love when it went " it's hall of the 90sing time" and hall of the 90ed all over the camera

[@ngeruma]

i know right! this one totally halls of the 90'sed all over the halls of the 90's!

[@HyperAnimates]

I know my name is different but thanks for playing my map ngeruma. I had a lot of fun making this and was excited that you play it.

[@ngeruma]

Thank you for making and sharing it with the community, thanks for recommending it too, and i'm glad you enjoyed the video :D it was cool too see the new bit of Aperture technology, I have to ask though, the turrets and the tremors? was that like an easter egg? would that have killed me up by the exit elevator? Thanks again dude, and of course thank you for watching and commenting too :D

[@HyperAnimates]

@@ngeruma At the start of making this test I found out that the obs room was a world portal obs room. I never really like having those double obs rooms in my maps so I hide them most of the time and i realized that I could put things next to the obs room to like peek out to the start and finish of the map. I just added the shake, turrets, and panel to spice up the start. And the turrets would not have killed you left them alone because at the end your to high for them to see you.

[@ngeruma]

oh that's interesting i didn't know there was a variant of the observation room with built in world portals like that, interesting too that they wouldn't of been able to shoot me, i thought i had discovered a little trick you had built into the map to trick the player just before they managed to escape. i figured a lot of people wouldn't of noticed the panel in there. having the tremor as a an actual kind of controllable mechanic could make for an interesting puzzle element, might need it's own gun or switch or something though, also will need an elaborate Aperture-esque name like "The Aperture Tectonic Destabiliser" but longer cool idea putting them outside like that too, never seen it done before

[@HyperAnimates]

@@ngeruma Thanks for the idea of the tremors as a test element. I’ve already started making it. I don’t know how it will work but I’ll figure it out. It will be a fun test element though.

[@ngeruma]

oh cool, i'd love to see what you come up with for that, could be really cool and does seem like something Aperture would mess with, Cave probably wouldn't care what could go wrong with it

[@evely_one]

"Cave here, if you notice tremors and some falling rocks during this next test, do not be concerned. Its an element of fear we here at Aperture use to enhance the testing experience; so if you got scared, that means it's working. Chariots chariots." Can't wait to see you play moonshine :)

[@ngeruma]

Hey dude, for some reason you manage to channel the spirit of Cave in a almost creepily accurate sounding way...... Aperture Tectonic Actuators almost sounds like a thing that should actually exist in the game somehow Added moonshine to the list, i'll try and get to it real soon i promise, i know it will be good already Thanks for still watching these too!

[@evely_one]

@@ngeruma Wait till you hear my impression! Uhh... well it's not currently audible anywhere... but it one day will be!

[@ngeruma]

now i want to hear it and want j k simmons to hear it too ;)

[@dr.smoothey]

after realizing the tremors are a deliberate part of the test my first thought was I hope all the bolts holding it together were torqued to spec.

[@ngeruma]

It was strange to see the tremor used like that as an actual part of the gameplay, it would be cool to see a map where you actual need to use that for puzzles somehow, like Aperture Tectonic linked activators lol Thank yo for watching dude :)

[@SteveBNLplays]

The gel converter is a very different mechanic that I have not seen before. Very interesting.

[@ngeruma]

First time i've ever seen one of those too, it could make for a really unique puzzle element because you effectively get 2 gels but you can only have one at a time from the same source. With a bit of model design it could be made to look really cool and like a legitimate bit of Aperture hardware. Thank you for still watching !

[@achroknight]

Okay, I'll bite! Oh mister, how does one as myself spawn those delicious, delicious Wheatley O's with such elegance as yourself?

[@ngeruma]

To enjoy Wheatley’Os™ in your own game and/or add to your maps/mods. Step 1: Get the model zip file from here. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Uw_1aOQecoECQNDe36OrCFHJvlmRRcCR?usp=share_link (This is a sharing link from my google drive) Step 2: Unzip the file, and copy the contents of the included folders into the model and material folders of your Portal 2 installation. Step 3: Use the following console commands to spawn either the open or closed model variant in game: prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_closed prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_open Step 4 (optional) You can use the bind command to bind Wheatley’Os™ to a key for easily accessible nourishment. Example: Bind “KEY” “prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_closed” Step 5: (optional but encouraged) Enjoy your cereal! (Please note any adverse reactions related to the consumption of Wheatley”Os™, are purely a result of user error) Thanks for watching and i hope you the enjoy your breakfast! any problems let me know :D

[@Loodachris253]

Today ngeruma not only had a portal test, but also a speech test.

[@ngeruma]

Everyday is a speech test for ngeruma lol, the amount of times when i'm editing these that i notice how badly i pronounced something or said something in such a wrong way :) Thank you for watching and for commenting too!

[@aquaUI]

Loved the video and the amount of effort you always put into your videos, they always end up making me laugh at unexpected times and the fact that you have Aperture-themed intros is really cool

[@ngeruma]

Hey dude, sorry for the late reply and thank you for watching and your kind words, really pleased you enjoy these. Also i got your map submission, i just added it to the list now and replied :) Thank you again!

[@cardsandgames]

Hey I'm actually the creator of the gel converter item lol. It's cool to see it in a map for the first time. I've recently gone back and redone the model for every style in BEEMod (overgrown, clean, old ap, and p1) I think this map was used the very first version of the gel converter because the cube was not meant to be visible lmao. You had me dyeing when you made the cube drift off to Narnia XD. In the editor your able to make it convert into any of the 5 gel types. (between me and you, the highly scientific gel conversion therapy going on inside is actually the cube telling the dropper to turn on when it gets painted haha) but don't tell anyone! Love the vids, keep it up :D

[@ngeruma]

Hey sorry for the very late reply, Thank you for making something like that and sharing it with the community, it's a very cool concept for a mechanic and feels perfectly like something Aperture would actually make. Interesting to hear that it's technically a 'simple' on off logic switch kind of thing inside. i look forward to seeing the newer models in future maps, if there's any you'd like to recommend i'd love to check them out. Really pleased you enjoyed the video and i love it when cubes randomly decide to just leave the map like that. Thank again, and of course thank you for watching and commenting too! :D

[@savasyn]

Interesting set of puzzles. Kinda easy but nice use of blue gel, which is the most fun gel ;) Fun trick with the Wheatley-Os! Ok, lay it on me, how can I too, spray that crap all over a test chamber? (Note to self, fire English nanny)

[@ngeruma]

Simple but fun uses of the bouncy blue stuff :) To spawn Wheatley’Os in your game, first you will need to download the model files. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Uw_1aOQecoECQNDe36OrCFHJvlmRRcCR?usp=share_link (This is a sharing link from my google drive) Unzip the file, and copy the contents of the included folders into the model and material folders of your Portal 2 installation. Use the following console commands to spawn either the open or closed model variant in game: prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_closed prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_open You can use the bind command to bind Wheatley’Os to a key for easily accessible nourishment. Example: Bind “KEY” “prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_closed” Enjoy, (it will crash the game if you spawn too many)

[@savasyn]

Thanks!! I'll definitely have to give that a try

[@foristheguy]

not surprised that ngermua can cause an earthquake at will, seems pretty normal for him

[@ngeruma]

oi..... is that a weight joke? ;)

[@foristheguy]

@@ngeruma i didn't indent it to be, but sure

[@ngeruma]

that's fine, it's not me anyway, it's chell :)

[@arconnelly5365]

I love this one, i always liked the older tests

[@ngeruma]

I quite like the science sphere themed maps too, especially if they are heavily damaged or decayed, it can me made to look really cool :) Thank you for watching!

[@protoborg]

That white field seems to function like a Compressed Smoke Field aside from being the wrong color. The other field (the faint redish one) that was below the orange gel seems to be a Liquid Coloring Excision Field.

[@Portal2Fan1234]

Hmm

[@whytoexist9954]

It's something called a white force field. Otherwise good point.

[@whytoexist9954]

Fancy terminology for the paint field and the white force field

[@Portal2Fan1234]

@@whytoexist9954 what does it do exactly?

[@whytoexist9954]

@@Portal2Fan1234 the white field blocks everything, including the player, the paint fizzler is just a laser field except it destroys paint and not the player.

[@callumstar1062]

Ngeruma making Wheatleyos also ngeruma fill the gel converter with them Wheatley: hahahaha ok you can stop now STOP STOP! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh *brakes*

[@ngeruma]

if Wheatley ever did specifically tell me to stop, it would be last thing i would do, i'd crash the game before listing to that little round git :D Thanks for watching and the comments dude!

[@evely_one]

@@ngeruma Can't imagine Wheatley would be smart enough to figure out how to file a cease and desist

[@ngeruma]

thankfully there is no lawyer-core either

[@callumstar1062]

#ssame

[@ngeruma]

To enjoy Wheatley’Os™ in your own game and/or add to your maps/mods. Step 1: Get the model zip file from here. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Uw_1aOQecoECQNDe36OrCFHJvlmRRcCR?usp=share_link (This is a sharing link from my google drive) Step 2: Unzip the file, and copy the contents of the included folders into the model and material folders of your Portal 2 installation. Step 3: Use the following console commands to spawn either the open or closed model variant in game: prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_closed prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_open Step 4 (optional) You can use the bind command to bind Wheatley’Os™ to a key for easily accessible nourishment. Example: Bind “KEY” “prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_closed” Step 5: (optional but encouraged) Enjoy your cereal! (Please note any adverse reactions related to the consumption of Wheatley”Os™, are purely and legally a result of user error)

[@HugoBDesigner]

1:10 - That is the weirdest thing I've ever seen 5:51 - The game doesn't _actually_ have any proper mechanism for detecting gels, unfortunately. So the next best thing is to detect when a cube is coated in gel. Which means that it will only ever work for repulsion and propulsion gel 8:44 - Not only was the timing so tight that you couldn't _actually_ make it (you had gel on the edge of the runway instead), but also that "surprise turret" is one of the worst gimmicks ever in any sort of map :/ 11:30 - That is disappointingly poorly made, wow! There were a million different ways to have that working better 12:15 - OH MY GOD, IT'S REAL FOOOOOOOOD! Well done all around! And enjoy your Wheatley O's!

[@HyperAnimates]

I get your point but this is what you get with Bee mod. And I’m just a bad map maker so I don’t know what’s good to add and what’s not so that explains the turret and the shaking at the start. :| Also you can make that runway with the grey fizzler at the start. You need to move the cube to the other button to reverse the funnel and put the gel on the fizzler but let it fall onto it and turn the fizzler on the exact moment you let the gel fall. :/

[@ngeruma]

1:10 Aperture Tectonic Actuators sound like a thing that really should exist in the game somehow, somewhere in the multiverse. 5:51 interesting, i figured the cube had to be important somehow it was pretty enough in there to be like an easter egg or anything, so basically the game detecting the cube getting coated was a switch to emit the blue gel from the bottom? 12:15 correct! Wheatley'Os(tm) are legally classifiable as a "Food" like substance. As always, thanks for watching!

[@whytoexist9954]

4:44 I am pretty sure its a paint fizzler

[@ngeruma]

I was hoping there was a much more elaborate Aperture-esque name for them. Aperture chromatic saturated gel emancipation field ....something like that lol :) Thanks for watching dude

[@Le_Shoman]

Finally

[@Bit-fz9md]

I love a new video!

[@ngeruma]

Every Monday at 18:30 gmt for the foreseeable future! barring some kind of unforeseen consequences ;) Glad you are both still enjoying them!

[@Eniti-]

I will now be adding Wheatley O's to Portal 2

[@ngeruma]

Glad to hear, i love randomly finding them in maps now, it's so cool to see something i made in game like that Thank you for watching and for commenting too, as well as your interest in breakfast solutions!

[@Eniti-]

@@ngeruma I'm not sure how to add them into maps yet but once I fully figure out Hammer I'll probably get them in a lot of the ones that I make

[@tristandavidbowen7003]

Paint Fizzler

[@ngeruma]

Yeah, it's one of the fizzles you don't see used in community maps all to often, i think it has a long fancy Aperture-esque name too :) Thank you for watching!

[@stacksmasherninja7266]

How do you spawn wheetlios ? Great video as always

[@ngeruma]

To spawn Wheatley’Os in your game, first you will need to download the model files. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Uw_1aOQecoECQNDe36OrCFHJvlmRRcCR?usp=share_link (This is a sharing link from my google drive) Unzip the file, and copy the contents of the included folders into the model and material folders of your Portal 2 installation. Use the following console commands to spawn either the open or closed model variant in game: prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_closed prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_open You can use the bind command to bind Wheatley’Os to a key for easily accessible nourishment. Example: Bind “KEY” “prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_closed” Thanks for watching as always, and thank you for expressing and interesting in adequate nutrition! (disclaimer, any adverse effects encountered due to the consumption of Wheatley'Os is purely user error)

[@stacksmasherninja7266]

@@ngeruma Thanks a lot for the detailed guide, good sir. I shall try this weekend.

[@NoahGooder]

I didnt know wheatly-os even existed.

[@evely_one]

Oh... yes. They definitely exist.

[@NoahGooder]

@@evely_one are they an actual model or are they a texture replacement?

[@evely_one]

@@NoahGooder A model you can put into your maps. kzbin.info/www/bejne/naW6hqespKyAl6s Heres a link to the download :)

[@ngeruma]

They've existed for a little while now, this is the first time i've ever really put the actual model in a video. They were born from an attempt to make up for a bad joke many years ago now when i played Klunky's "Focus" series. And now they are in fact actual models you can spawn in game. Check out the video that Klunky linked made with them!

[@NoahGooder]

@@ngeruma if I had to guess you are spawning it with ent_physics_create and giving it the location of the model file.

[@darealxbox]

the thing is a paint fizzler

[@ngeruma]

I was really hoping there was some sort of far more elaborate Aperture style name for it, like, "The Aperture inverse liquefier" :D

[@darealxbox]

Yeah nah bee 2 Devs got lazy with naming it

[@ngeruma]

that's why we have to do it for anything new, if we do it enough it can become a thing! i've already gotten a few people to use the name conveyance beam lol

[@Portal2Fan1234]

You should play portal epic edition(its a mod for portal 1,have fun...)

[@Le_Shoman]

Agreed

[@Portal2Fan1234]

@@Le_Shoman hes gonna have fun

[@ngeruma]

Already on the long list of standalone mods and special maps to get too :D

[@Portal2Fan1234]

@@ngeruma unfortunately i think the mod only works fully when its not running on steam(its also recommended to use the latest version of it which i think is 6.0)

[@ngeruma]

thanks i'll see if i can track a non steam version 6.0 down :)

[@sheepy2345]

How do i get the delectable Wheatly Os

[@ngeruma]

To spawn Wheatley’Os in your game, first you will need to download the model files. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Uw_1aOQecoECQNDe36OrCFHJvlmRRcCR?usp=share_link (This is a sharing link from my google drive) Unzip the file, and copy the contents of the included folders into the model and material folders of your Portal 2 installation. Use the following console commands to spawn either the open or closed model variant in game: prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_closed prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_open You can use the bind command to bind Wheatley’Os to a key for easily accessible nourishment. Example: Bind “KEY” “prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_closed” Thank you for watching dude, and of course for asking too!

[@sheepy2345]

@@ngeruma and thank you for telling me how to get Wheatly'Os in my game edit: also i can't access that link it says i need to request permission

[@ngeruma]

hey dude, sorry for the late reply, i did give the permission when i got the notification, but i have also set it to not need permission since then so it should work now

[@Paul_Frank.]

🧡💙

[@ngeruma]

Love that you're still enjoying these! 💙🧡

[@callumstar1062]

Also how make Wheatleyos

[@ngeruma]

To spawn Wheatley’Os in your game, first you will need to download the model files. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Uw_1aOQecoECQNDe36OrCFHJvlmRRcCR?usp=share_link (This is a sharing link from my google drive) Unzip the file, and copy the contents of the included folders into the model and material folders of your Portal 2 installation. Use the following console commands to spawn either the open or closed model variant in game: prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_closed prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_open You can use the bind command to bind Wheatley’Os to a key for easily accessible nourishment. Example: Bind “KEY” “prop_physics_create wheatleyos/wheatleyos_closed” Enjoy your cereal! :D

[@ghifariemir357]

Are we sure those are tectonic tremors, and not a hole straight to the moon? I mean aperture does have lots of tricks behind it's history Edit : i forgot to mention lies. LOTS OF LIES

[@ngeruma]

roughly lore wise, those panels connecting straight through to the moon would make sense, but i think i'd want to see the turrets get sucked through it into space rather than just shaken till they fall over :) Thanks for watching!