Multiple challenges to figure out, very nice!

very much athletic moves. for surety of intended play i watched video. and yes i solved same. moves are more of athletic but ok sometime this is fun too.

Very good!
Blind run

Quite "working out" map. :]

Revisiting this one several years later. No recollection of how to solve it. Nothing familiar about it. Had to work it out again with much concentration. Absolute genius design. Near has a knack of creating puzzles that seem utterly impossible, you can't see any move at all.

Thanks for the chamber. Cool design. The only thing that felt a li'I off was the length of the map. But I assume that's needed for the timing to be more forgiving.

Great chamber. Ashamed to say I had a peek at the walkthrough and don't think I would have guess that move.

Amazing! I did solve this one eventually. This has to be a favourite. Some ninja skills needed, but it's do-able. Took me quite a while to figure out how to get to the laser cube, quite an ingenious exclusion to solve that part. Then the fizzler / laser field problem also seemed impossible for a while. A great example of needing to solve step by step

Another well designed map: i like your style. The jumps to retrieve the cube and to respawn the laser cube was fun but i'm not very able in jumps and other dynamic monouvres . But after few attempts i succeded. Thanks for another great map which i enjoyed a lot.

Thanks for the feedback and screenshot! Fixed

And the intended solution is really cool and fun to execute ! Thumbs up :°)

There is also an unintended way of obtaining the reflector cube : if you put your portals at the extreme border of the white surfaces, you can directly jump into the blue funnel to reach the relfector cube area without having to use the trampoline to invert the funnel

Finally broke it :D With the layout of the room I was suspecting unintended solution until I finally figured out a ninja one which only uses the first cube : with blue gel on the wall between the exit and the blue gel button, you stand next to the button and hold the cube. Then you jump backward on the blue wall, drop the cube just before hitting the wall so that you collide with it with the right angle after the bounce and immediatly grab it again after the collision before it falls into the goo. If you execute it right you should end up with the cube on the exit platform.

Here's the setup after I did it

Congradulations to those who solved this by themselves, tried and tried but couldn't see it, looked at video solution and thought to myself "no wonder you couldn't see it", don't often miss solutions but author got me on this one

thanks so much. just needed a little hint

@jandlml Video solution - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jSB7Wx9dik

i feel stupid ,is there really any way of obtaining the laser cube. cant figure this chamber out.

Another great chamber.

Oh, then I solved it the intended way, too, and gave it a thumbs up for the masterful design and challenge.

Shortcut: Liberating the laser cube was so frustrating that I decided to ignore it, as well as the laser and the fizzled portal surfaces opposite the exit, and see if I could bypass all that. Yes! -- until the author prevents it. If you contrive to get some blue gel on the floor immediately to the right of the gel button, (and it is easy with the arrangement of portal surfaces) you can bounce over to the exit, regular cube in hand. You just need to take a few steps before hitting the bounce and you fly right over the gap. Quicksave first! I'm sure this exploit won't be possible for long.

Wow! How fantastic was this?! And I got it! Thank you for this fine work.
A favorite.

Superb!

Added faith plate. Thank you for feedback!

That could work too; not much is lost.

@p0rtalmaster
I was thinking of having the door be open automatically. No cube needed to open it.

One minor complaint: the player can get stranded on the exit island if they, for some reason, forget to take the cube with them to the exit. Better add a faith plate to return the player to the main area.

Wow. I can't believe it took me so long to figure out the solution. Very well done.

Mind-blowing! I'd say this took me 30 minutes to solve. Reminds me of Mevious's "Height" map and "Cache" map, but being combined. Nicely done!

I find this to be more worthy of the title "Trampoline" than Lawliet's "Trampoline"; that should be "Climb". :P

Good work!

A lot of fun!. A bit timing is required. Well done.. as allways.