Test Chambers - Revision history

Dogman15: /* Design/Styles */

2024-05-09T03:49:41Z

Design/Styles

Kry93871: /* Reconstructing */ I don't see it here now...

2024-04-19T20:30:37Z

Reconstructing: I don't see it here now...

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	==== Reconstructing ====		==== Reconstructing ====
	[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 9 overview.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail\|GLaDOS's reconstructed test]]		[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 9 overview.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail\|GLaDOS's reconstructed test]]
	This type of level design can be seen after you reboot [[GLaDOS]], and she is cleaning the facility, This style is very similiar with the Overgrown style with some exceptions: Foilage is nowhere to be seen, birds can't be heard and the essential test mechanics([[Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button]], [[Cubes]] etc...) are all clean, Panels can be seen trying to go back to their designed places(with some failures along the way.) and some panels are dirty while others are brand new. as you go through the tests chambers, The test chambers has less destruction and more clean Panels all until [[Portal 2 Chapter 4 Test Chamber 20]] where the facility is finally clean.		This type of level design can be seen after you reboot [[GLaDOS]], and she is cleaning the facility, This style is very similiar with the [[Overgrown]] style with some exceptions: Foilage is nowhere to be seen, birds can't be heard and the essential test mechanics([[Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button]], [[Cubes]] etc...) are all clean, Panels can be seen trying to go back to their designed places(with some failures along the way.) and some panels are dirty while others are brand new. as you go through the tests chambers, The test chambers has less destruction and more clean Panels all until [[Portal 2 Chapter 4 Test Chamber 20]] where the facility is finally clean.

	Chapters that this style appears in:"The Cold Boot", "The Return" and "The Surprise"		Chapters that this style appears in:"The Cold Boot", "The Return" and "The Surprise"

WarNevrChanges: added a spoiler to prevent the spoiling of Portal 2's plot twist: The Part Where {{Spoiler|He Kills You}}

2024-02-07T15:13:11Z

added a spoiler to prevent the spoiling of Portal 2's plot twist: The Part Where {{Spoiler|He Kills You}}

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	This is the last type of level design and can be seen in the last two chapters of the single-player storyline. These test chambers are made by Wheatley and it's made clear that he doesn't know how to make them. Different chambers who had nothing to do with the other are mashed, holes are everywhere in the walls, every few seconds an explosion happens, in the latter test fire can be seen in the background, instead of the normal goo, there are bottomless pits, full of pipes making it very clear that Wheatley is putting tests where there weren't supposed to be, instead of the normal [[Weighted Storage Cube]]s there are the [[Frankenturret]]s and Monitors are everywhere for Wheatley talk to Chell and GLaDOS.		This is the last type of level design and can be seen in the last two chapters of the single-player storyline. These test chambers are made by Wheatley and it's made clear that he doesn't know how to make them. Different chambers who had nothing to do with the other are mashed, holes are everywhere in the walls, every few seconds an explosion happens, in the latter test fire can be seen in the background, instead of the normal goo, there are bottomless pits, full of pipes making it very clear that Wheatley is putting tests where there weren't supposed to be, instead of the normal [[Weighted Storage Cube]]s there are the [[Frankenturret]]s and Monitors are everywhere for Wheatley talk to Chell and GLaDOS.

	Chapters that this style appears in: "The Itch" and "The Part Where He Kills You"		Chapters that this style appears in: "The Itch" and "The Part Where {{Spoiler\|He Kills You}}"

	== Challenge modes ==		== Challenge modes ==

Cqf: /* Portal 2 */

2023-05-10T06:35:10Z

Portal 2

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	==== Decayed/ruined ~~look/style~~ ====		==== Decayed/ruined ====
	[[File:P2ruins.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Decayed, ruined chambers]]		[[File:P2ruins.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Decayed, ruined chambers]]
	This type of level design can be seen mostly in the first chapter of Portal 2, where the player explore the devastating designs of destroyed levels. Outgrown leaves and grass dominate over the ruined panels mostly missing the final touch, just having the metal holder rim visible on the surface. The ruins don't seem a big roadblock to the player, but might impose a sort of emotional feeling to the player {{Spoiler\|because the reason why Aperture has gone decayed is the side effect of the player's actions in the first game, and might find themselves guilty, even though they shouldn't be.}}		This type of level design can be seen mostly in the first chapter of Portal 2, where the player explore the devastating designs of destroyed levels. Outgrown leaves and grass dominate over the ruined panels mostly missing the final touch, just having the metal holder rim visible on the surface. The ruins don't seem a big roadblock to the player, but might impose a sort of emotional feeling to the player {{Spoiler\|because the reason why Aperture has gone decayed is the side effect of the player's actions in the first game, and might find themselves guilty, even though they shouldn't be.}}
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	==== Reconstructing ~~style~~ ====		==== Reconstructing ====
	[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 9 overview.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail\|GLaDOS's reconstructed test]]		[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 9 overview.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail\|GLaDOS's reconstructed test]]
	This type of level design can be seen after you reboot [[GLaDOS]], and she is cleaning the facility, This style is very similiar with the Overgrown style with some exceptions: Foilage is nowhere to be seen, birds can't be heard and the essential test mechanics([[Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button]], [[Cubes]] etc...) are all clean, Panels can be seen trying to go back to their designed places(with some failures along the way.) and some panels are dirty while others are brand new. as you go through the tests chambers, The test chambers has less destruction and more clean Panels all until [[Portal 2 Chapter 4 Test Chamber 20]] where the facility is finally clean.		This type of level design can be seen after you reboot [[GLaDOS]], and she is cleaning the facility, This style is very similiar with the Overgrown style with some exceptions: Foilage is nowhere to be seen, birds can't be heard and the essential test mechanics([[Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button]], [[Cubes]] etc...) are all clean, Panels can be seen trying to go back to their designed places(with some failures along the way.) and some panels are dirty while others are brand new. as you go through the tests chambers, The test chambers has less destruction and more clean Panels all until [[Portal 2 Chapter 4 Test Chamber 20]] where the facility is finally clean.

Cqf: /* Test Chamber Design/styles */

2023-05-10T06:34:43Z

Test Chamber Design/styles

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	Aesthetically, these chambers bear resemblance to a hospital with its sterile environment; due to the lighting used within chambers, and the black and white coloring of the walls, floors, and ceilings.		Aesthetically, these chambers bear resemblance to a hospital with its sterile environment; due to the lighting used within chambers, and the black and white coloring of the walls, floors, and ceilings.

	== ~~Test Chamber~~ Design/~~styles~~ ==		== Design/Styles ==
	=== [[Portal (game)\|Portal]] ===		=== [[Portal (game)\|Portal]] ===
	==== Clinical ====		==== Clinical ====

Cqf: /* Test Chamber Design/styles */

2023-05-10T06:05:02Z

Test Chamber Design/styles

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	== Test Chamber Design/styles ==		== Test Chamber Design/styles ==
	=== ~~Clinical (~~[[Portal]]) ===		=== [[Portal (game)\|Portal]] ===
			==== Clinical ====
	[[File:Portal1old.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The clinical look]]		[[File:Portal1old.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The clinical look]]
	Every [[Portal]] chamber (not including the escape sequences) have a distinct and recognizable look - white, sterile rooms with the atmosphere that conveys the emotions of loneliness. Most of the details seems a little blurry, possibly done on purpose to create a dusty, old atmosphere and immerse the player better into the experience.		Every [[Portal]] chamber (not including the escape sequences) have a distinct and recognizable look - white, sterile rooms with the atmosphere that conveys the emotions of loneliness. Most of the details seems a little blurry, possibly done on purpose to create a dusty, old atmosphere and immerse the player better into the experience.
	{{Clr}}		{{Clr}}

	=== ~~"Remastered" clinical (~~[[Portal 2]]) ===		=== [[Portal 2]] ===
			==== "Remastered" clinical ====
	[[File:Portal1Old.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Remastered clinical look]]		[[File:Portal1Old.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Remastered clinical look]]
	Sections of [[Portal 2]] chambers looks like the chambers from [[Portal]], but made to fit the theme of the game and more refreshed and modern compared to the looks of ''Portal''. The panels are more reflective, polished and easily recognizable to the average player. Every item design is revamped to suit to the modernistic theme of the game.		Sections of [[Portal 2]] chambers looks like the chambers from [[Portal]], but made to fit the theme of the game and more refreshed and modern compared to the looks of ''Portal''. The panels are more reflective, polished and easily recognizable to the average player. Every item design is revamped to suit to the modernistic theme of the game.
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	=== Decayed/ruined look/style ~~(Portal 2)~~ ===		==== Decayed/ruined look/style ====
	[[File:P2ruins.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Decayed, ruined chambers]]		[[File:P2ruins.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Decayed, ruined chambers]]
	This type of level design can be seen mostly in the first chapter of Portal 2, where the player explore the devastating designs of destroyed levels. Outgrown leaves and grass dominate over the ruined panels mostly missing the final touch, just having the metal holder rim visible on the surface. The ruins don't seem a big roadblock to the player, but might impose a sort of emotional feeling to the player {{Spoiler\|because the reason why Aperture has gone decayed is the side effect of the player's actions in the first game, and might find themselves guilty, even though they shouldn't be.}}		This type of level design can be seen mostly in the first chapter of Portal 2, where the player explore the devastating designs of destroyed levels. Outgrown leaves and grass dominate over the ruined panels mostly missing the final touch, just having the metal holder rim visible on the surface. The ruins don't seem a big roadblock to the player, but might impose a sort of emotional feeling to the player {{Spoiler\|because the reason why Aperture has gone decayed is the side effect of the player's actions in the first game, and might find themselves guilty, even though they shouldn't be.}}
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	{{Clr}}		{{Clr}}

	=== Reconstructing style ~~(Portal 2)~~ ===		==== Reconstructing style ====
	[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 9 overview.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail\|GLaDOS's reconstructed test]]		[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 9 overview.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail\|GLaDOS's reconstructed test]]
	This type of level design can be seen after you reboot [[GLaDOS]], and she is cleaning the facility, This style is very similiar with the Overgrown style with some exceptions: Foilage is nowhere to be seen, birds can't be heard and the essential test mechanics([[Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button]], [[Cubes]] etc...) are all clean, Panels can be seen trying to go back to their designed places(with some failures along the way.) and some panels are dirty while others are brand new. as you go through the tests chambers, The test chambers has less destruction and more clean Panels all until [[Portal 2 Chapter 4 Test Chamber 20]] where the facility is finally clean.		This type of level design can be seen after you reboot [[GLaDOS]], and she is cleaning the facility, This style is very similiar with the Overgrown style with some exceptions: Foilage is nowhere to be seen, birds can't be heard and the essential test mechanics([[Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button]], [[Cubes]] etc...) are all clean, Panels can be seen trying to go back to their designed places(with some failures along the way.) and some panels are dirty while others are brand new. as you go through the tests chambers, The test chambers has less destruction and more clean Panels all until [[Portal 2 Chapter 4 Test Chamber 20]] where the facility is finally clean.
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	Chapters that this style appears in:"The Cold Boot", "The Return" and "The Surprise"		Chapters that this style appears in:"The Cold Boot", "The Return" and "The Surprise"

	=== 50-80's era Aperture ~~(Portal 2)~~ ===		==== 50-80's era Aperture ====
	[[File:TheCJohnsonLevels.png\|thumb\|right\|50-80's era design]]		[[File:TheCJohnsonLevels.png\|thumb\|right\|50-80's era design]]
	Through the Portal 2 storyline, the player encounters old looking levels with graphics predating the 90's. They are, so called, the [[Cave Johnson]] levels, which have a distinct look no other level design has. Its color use shifts more to the hues of green, yellow, brown etc., which is quite different to the color scheme all of the other Portal levels have - the hues of black and white. The contents of the test chambers' designs are more colorful and noticeable. Almost everything doesn't cut corners, other than the decorative pipes.		Through the Portal 2 storyline, the player encounters old looking levels with graphics predating the 90's. They are, so called, the [[Cave Johnson]] levels, which have a distinct look no other level design has. Its color use shifts more to the hues of green, yellow, brown etc., which is quite different to the color scheme all of the other Portal levels have - the hues of black and white. The contents of the test chambers' designs are more colorful and noticeable. Almost everything doesn't cut corners, other than the decorative pipes.
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	=== Wheatley's Chaotic Chambers ~~(Portal 2)~~ ===		==== Wheatley's Chaotic Chambers ====
	[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 8 Test Chamber 16.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail\|Wheatley's Test chambers]]		[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 8 Test Chamber 16.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail\|Wheatley's Test chambers]]
	This is the last type of level design and can be seen in the last two chapters of the single-player storyline. These test chambers are made by Wheatley and it's made clear that he doesn't know how to make them. Different chambers who had nothing to do with the other are mashed, holes are everywhere in the walls, every few seconds an explosion happens, in the latter test fire can be seen in the background, instead of the normal goo, there are bottomless pits, full of pipes making it very clear that Wheatley is putting tests where there weren't supposed to be, instead of the normal [[Weighted Storage Cube]]s there are the [[Frankenturret]]s and Monitors are everywhere for Wheatley talk to Chell and GLaDOS.		This is the last type of level design and can be seen in the last two chapters of the single-player storyline. These test chambers are made by Wheatley and it's made clear that he doesn't know how to make them. Different chambers who had nothing to do with the other are mashed, holes are everywhere in the walls, every few seconds an explosion happens, in the latter test fire can be seen in the background, instead of the normal goo, there are bottomless pits, full of pipes making it very clear that Wheatley is putting tests where there weren't supposed to be, instead of the normal [[Weighted Storage Cube]]s there are the [[Frankenturret]]s and Monitors are everywhere for Wheatley talk to Chell and GLaDOS.

Sour Potato Cake: /* Test Chamber Design/styles */

2022-12-27T18:09:17Z

Test Chamber Design/styles

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	Chapters that this style appears in:"The Courtesy Call" and "Hard-Light Surfaces"(Co-op)		Chapters that this style appears in:"The Courtesy Call" and "Hard-Light Surfaces"(Co-op)
	{{Clr}}		{{Clr}}

			=== Reconstructing style (Portal 2) ===
			[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 9 overview.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail\|GLaDOS's reconstructed test]]
			This type of level design can be seen after you reboot [[GLaDOS]], and she is cleaning the facility, This style is very similiar with the Overgrown style with some exceptions: Foilage is nowhere to be seen, birds can't be heard and the essential test mechanics([[Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button]], [[Cubes]] etc...) are all clean, Panels can be seen trying to go back to their designed places(with some failures along the way.) and some panels are dirty while others are brand new. as you go through the tests chambers, The test chambers has less destruction and more clean Panels all until [[Portal 2 Chapter 4 Test Chamber 20]] where the facility is finally clean.

			Chapters that this style appears in:"The Cold Boot", "The Return" and "The Surprise"

	=== 50-80's era Aperture (Portal 2) ===		=== 50-80's era Aperture (Portal 2) ===
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	Through the Portal 2 storyline, the player encounters old looking levels with graphics predating the 90's. They are, so called, the [[Cave Johnson]] levels, which have a distinct look no other level design has. Its color use shifts more to the hues of green, yellow, brown etc., which is quite different to the color scheme all of the other Portal levels have - the hues of black and white. The contents of the test chambers' designs are more colorful and noticeable. Almost everything doesn't cut corners, other than the decorative pipes.		Through the Portal 2 storyline, the player encounters old looking levels with graphics predating the 90's. They are, so called, the [[Cave Johnson]] levels, which have a distinct look no other level design has. Its color use shifts more to the hues of green, yellow, brown etc., which is quite different to the color scheme all of the other Portal levels have - the hues of black and white. The contents of the test chambers' designs are more colorful and noticeable. Almost everything doesn't cut corners, other than the decorative pipes.

	Chapters that this style appears in:"The Fall", "The Reunion", "Mobility Gels"(Co-op) and "Art Therapy"(Co-op and only the last ~~test chamber~~)		Chapters that this style appears in:"The Fall", "The Reunion", "Mobility Gels"(Co-op) and "Art Therapy"(Co-op and only the last area of the course)
	{{Clr}}		{{Clr}}

	=== Wheatley's Chaotic Chambers (Portal 2) ===		=== Wheatley's Chaotic Chambers (Portal 2) ===
	[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 8 Test Chamber 16.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail]]		[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 8 Test Chamber 16.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail\|Wheatley's Test chambers]]
	This is the last type of level design and can be seen in the last two chapters of the single-player storyline. These test chambers are made by Wheatley and it's made clear that he doesn't know how to make them. Different chambers who had nothing to do with the other are mashed, holes are everywhere in the walls, every few seconds an explosion happens, in the latter test fire can be seen in the background, instead of the normal goo, there are bottomless pits, full of pipes making it very clear that Wheatley is putting tests where there weren't supposed to be, instead of the normal [[Weighted Storage Cube]]s there are the [[Frankenturret]]s and Monitors are everywhere for Wheatley talk to Chell and GLaDOS.		This is the last type of level design and can be seen in the last two chapters of the single-player storyline. These test chambers are made by Wheatley and it's made clear that he doesn't know how to make them. Different chambers who had nothing to do with the other are mashed, holes are everywhere in the walls, every few seconds an explosion happens, in the latter test fire can be seen in the background, instead of the normal goo, there are bottomless pits, full of pipes making it very clear that Wheatley is putting tests where there weren't supposed to be, instead of the normal [[Weighted Storage Cube]]s there are the [[Frankenturret]]s and Monitors are everywhere for Wheatley talk to Chell and GLaDOS.

Sour Potato Cake: /* Decayed/ruined look/style (Portal 2) */

2022-12-27T17:53:05Z

Decayed/ruined look/style (Portal 2)

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	=== Decayed/ruined look/style (Portal 2) ===		=== Decayed/ruined look/style (Portal 2) ===
	[[File:P2ruins.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Decayed, ruined chambers]]		[[File:P2ruins.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Decayed, ruined chambers]]
	This type of level design can be seen mostly in the first ~~few chapters~~ of Portal 2, where the player explore the devastating designs of destroyed levels. Outgrown leaves and grass dominate over the ruined panels mostly missing the final touch, just having the metal holder rim visible on the surface. The ruins don't seem a big roadblock to the player, but might impose a sort of emotional feeling to the player {{Spoiler\|because the reason why Aperture has gone decayed is the side effect of the player's actions in the first game, and might find themselves guilty, even though they shouldn't be.}}		This type of level design can be seen mostly in the first chapter of Portal 2, where the player explore the devastating designs of destroyed levels. Outgrown leaves and grass dominate over the ruined panels mostly missing the final touch, just having the metal holder rim visible on the surface. The ruins don't seem a big roadblock to the player, but might impose a sort of emotional feeling to the player {{Spoiler\|because the reason why Aperture has gone decayed is the side effect of the player's actions in the first game, and might find themselves guilty, even though they shouldn't be.}}

	Chapters that this style appears in:"The Courtesy Call~~", "The Cold Boot", "The Return", "The Surprise~~" and "Hard-Light Surfaces"(Co-op)		Chapters that this style appears in:"The Courtesy Call" and "Hard-Light Surfaces"(Co-op)
	{{Clr}}		{{Clr}}

LeToadFan9595 at 13:48, 23 November 2022

2022-11-23T13:48:22Z

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	=== Wheatley's Chaotic Chambers (Portal 2) ===		=== Wheatley's Chaotic Chambers (Portal 2) ===
	[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 8 Test Chamber 16.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail]]		[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 8 Test Chamber 16.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail]]
	This is the last type of level design and can be seen in the last two chapters of the single-player~~, This~~ test chambers are made by Wheatley and it's made clear that he doesn't know how to make ~~test chambers,~~ Different chambers who had nothing to do with the other are mashed, ~~Holes~~ are everywhere in the walls, every few seconds a explosion happens, in the latter test fire can be seen in the background, instead of the normal goo is bottomless pits, full of pipes making it very clear that Wheatley is putting tests where there weren't supposed to be, instead of the normal [[Weighted Storage Cube]]s there are the [[Frankenturret]]s and Monitors are everywhere for Wheatley talk to Chell and GLaDOS.		This is the last type of level design and can be seen in the last two chapters of the single-player storyline. These test chambers are made by Wheatley and it's made clear that he doesn't know how to make them. Different chambers who had nothing to do with the other are mashed, holes are everywhere in the walls, every few seconds an explosion happens, in the latter test fire can be seen in the background, instead of the normal goo, there are bottomless pits, full of pipes making it very clear that Wheatley is putting tests where there weren't supposed to be, instead of the normal [[Weighted Storage Cube]]s there are the [[Frankenturret]]s and Monitors are everywhere for Wheatley talk to Chell and GLaDOS.

	Chapters that this style appears in:"The Itch" and "The Part ~~where he kills you~~"		Chapters that this style appears in: "The Itch" and "The Part Where He Kills You"

	== Challenge modes ==		== Challenge modes ==

Headquarter8302 at 10:36, 10 November 2022

2022-11-10T10:36:53Z

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			[[File:Portal2 TestChamberDoor.png\|right\|200px\|A Test Chamber door]]
	[[~~Image~~:Portal2 TestChamberDoor.png\|right\|200px\|A Test Chamber door]]

	'''Test Chambers''' are a vital part of the ''Portal'' series and the [[Aperture Science]] Enrichment Center. Via the [[Security Camera]]s fixed onto the walls of test chambers at various points, [[GLaDOS]] can track a test subject's movements and progress.		'''Test Chambers''' are a vital part of the ''Portal'' series and the [[Aperture Science]] Enrichment Center. Via the [[Security Camera]]s fixed onto the walls of test chambers at various points, [[GLaDOS]] can track a test subject's movements and progress.
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	Aesthetically, these chambers bear resemblance to a hospital with its sterile environment; due to the lighting used within chambers, and the black and white coloring of the walls, floors, and ceilings.		Aesthetically, these chambers bear resemblance to a hospital with its sterile environment; due to the lighting used within chambers, and the black and white coloring of the walls, floors, and ceilings.

	~~[[Image:Portal 2 Chapter 4 Test Chamber 21.png\|left\|300px\|Test Chamber 21 of GLaDOS' Test Shaft.]]~~
	== Test Chamber Design/styles ==		== Test Chamber Design/styles ==
	=== Clinical ([[Portal]]) ===		=== Clinical ([[Portal]]) ===

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	==== Clinical ====		==== Clinical ====
	[[File:Portal1old.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The clinical look]]		[[File:Portal1old.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The clinical look]]
	Every [[Portal]] chamber (not including the escape sequences) ~~have~~ a distinct and recognizable look - white, sterile rooms with ~~the~~ atmosphere that conveys the emotions of loneliness. Most of the details ~~seems~~ a little blurry, possibly done on purpose to create a dusty, old atmosphere and immerse the player better into the experience.		Every [[Portal]] chamber (not including the escape sequences) has a distinct and recognizable look - white, sterile rooms with an atmosphere that conveys the emotions of loneliness. Most of the details seem a little blurry, possibly done on purpose to create a dusty, old atmosphere and immerse the player better into the experience.
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	==== "Remastered" clinical ====		==== "Remastered" clinical ====
	[[File:Portal1Old.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Remastered clinical look]]		[[File:Portal1Old.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Remastered clinical look]]
	Sections of [[Portal 2]] chambers ~~looks~~ like the chambers from [[Portal]], but made to fit the theme of the game and more refreshed and modern compared to the looks of ''Portal''. The panels are more reflective, polished and easily recognizable to the average player. Every item design is revamped to suit to the modernistic theme ~~of the game~~.		Sections of [[Portal 2]] chambers that look like the chambers from [[Portal]], but made to fit the theme of the game and more refreshed and modern compared to the looks of ''Portal''. The panels are more reflective, polished, and easily recognizable to the average player. Every item design is revamped to suit the game's modernistic theme.

	Chapters that this style appears in:"The Surprise", "Team Building"(Co-op), "Mass and Velocity"(Co-op), "Excursion Funnels"(Co-op) and the [[Perpetual Testing Initiative]]		Chapters that this style appears in: "The Surprise", "Team Building" (Co-op), "Mass and Velocity" (Co-op), "Excursion Funnels" (Co-op) and the [[Perpetual Testing Initiative]]
	{{Clr}}		{{Clr}}

	==== Decayed/ruined ====		==== Decayed/ruined ====
	[[File:P2ruins.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Decayed, ruined chambers]]		[[File:P2ruins.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Decayed, ruined chambers]]
	This type of level design can be seen mostly in the first chapter of Portal 2, where the player ~~explore~~ the devastating designs of destroyed levels. Outgrown leaves and grass dominate over the ruined panels mostly missing the final touch, just having the metal holder rim visible on the surface. The ruins don't seem a big roadblock to the player, but might impose a sort of emotional feeling to the player {{Spoiler\|because the reason why Aperture has gone decayed is the side effect of the player's actions in the first game, and might find themselves guilty, even though they shouldn't be.}}		This type of level design can be seen mostly in the first chapter of Portal 2, where the player explores the devastating designs of destroyed levels. Outgrown leaves and grass dominate over the ruined panels mostly missing the final touch, just having the metal holder rim visible on the surface. The ruins don't seem a big roadblock to the player, but might impose a sort of emotional feeling to the player {{Spoiler\|because the reason why Aperture has gone decayed is the side effect of the player's actions in the first game, and might find themselves guilty, even though they shouldn't be.}}

	Chapters that this style appears in:"The Courtesy Call" and "Hard-Light Surfaces"(Co-op)		Chapters that this style appears in: "The Courtesy Call" and "Hard-Light Surfaces"(Co-op)
	{{Clr}}		{{Clr}}

	==== Reconstructing ====		==== Reconstructing ====
	[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 9 overview.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail\|GLaDOS's reconstructed test]]		[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 9 overview.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail\|GLaDOS's reconstructed test]]
	This type of level design can be seen after you reboot [[GLaDOS]], and she is cleaning the facility, This style is very ~~similiar with~~ the [[Overgrown]] style with some exceptions: Foilage is nowhere to be seen, birds can't be heard and the essential test mechanics([[Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button]], [[Cubes]] etc...) are all clean, Panels can be seen trying to go back to their designed places(with some failures along the way.) and some panels are dirty while others are brand new. as you go through the ~~tests~~ chambers, ~~The~~ test chambers ~~has~~ less destruction and more clean Panels ~~all~~ until [[Portal 2 Chapter 4 Test Chamber 20]] where the facility is finally clean.		This type of level design can be seen after you reboot [[GLaDOS]] and she is cleaning the facility, This style is very similar to the [[Overgrown]] style with some exceptions: Foilage is nowhere to be seen, birds can't be heard and the essential test mechanics([[Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button]], [[Cubes]], etc...) are all clean, Panels can be seen trying to go back to their designed places(with some failures along the way.) and some panels are dirty while others are brand new. As you go through the test chambers, the test chambers have less destruction and more clean Panels until [[Portal 2 Chapter 4 Test Chamber 20]] where the facility is finally clean.

	Chapters that this style appears in:"The Cold Boot", "The Return" and "The Surprise"		Chapters that this style appears in: "The Cold Boot", "The Return" and "The Surprise"

	==== 50-80's era Aperture ====		==== 50-80's era Aperture ====
	[[File:TheCJohnsonLevels.png\|thumb\|right\|50-80's era design]]		[[File:TheCJohnsonLevels.png\|thumb\|right\|50-80's era design]]
	Through the Portal 2 storyline, the player encounters old looking levels with graphics predating the 90's. ~~They are,~~ so called~~, the~~ [[Cave Johnson]] levels~~, which~~ have a distinct look no other level design has. Its color use shifts more to the hues of green, yellow, brown etc., which is quite different to the color scheme all of the other Portal levels have - the hues of black and white. The contents of the test chambers' designs are more colorful and noticeable. Almost everything doesn't cut corners, other than the decorative pipes.		Through the Portal 2 storyline, the player encounters old-looking levels with graphics predating the 90's. The so-called [[Cave Johnson]] levels have a distinct look no other level design has. Its color use shifts more to the hues of green, yellow, brown etc., which is quite different to the color scheme all of the other Portal levels have - the hues of black and white. The contents of the test chambers' designs are more colorful and noticeable. Almost everything doesn't cut corners, other than the decorative pipes.

	Chapters that this style appears in:"The Fall", "The Reunion", "Mobility Gels"(Co-op) and "Art Therapy"(Co-op and only the last area of the course)		Chapters that this style appears in: "The Fall", "The Reunion", "Mobility Gels" (Co-op), and "Art Therapy" (Co-op and only the last area of the course)
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	==== Wheatley's Chaotic Chambers ====		==== Wheatley's Chaotic Chambers ====
	[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 8 Test Chamber 16.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail\|Wheatley's Test chambers]]		[[File:Portal 2 Chapter 8 Test Chamber 16.png\|240x460px\|thumbnail\|Wheatley's Test chambers]]
	This is the last type of level design and can be seen in the last two chapters of the single-player storyline. These test chambers are made by Wheatley and it's made clear that he doesn't know how to make them. Different chambers ~~who had~~ nothing to do with the other are mashed, holes are everywhere in the walls, every few seconds an explosion happens~~, in~~ the latter ~~test~~ fire can be seen in the background~~, instead~~ of the normal goo, there are bottomless pits, full of pipes making it very clear that Wheatley is putting tests where ~~there~~ weren't supposed to be~~, instead~~ of the normal [[Weighted Storage Cube]]s there are the [[Frankenturret]]s and ~~Monitors~~ are everywhere for Wheatley talk to Chell and GLaDOS.		This is the last type of level design and can be seen in the last two chapters of the single-player storyline. These test chambers are made by Wheatley and it's made clear that he doesn't know how to make them. Different chambers that have nothing to do with the other are mashed together, holes are everywhere in the walls, and every few seconds an explosion happens (because of the overheating nuclear reactor that powers the facility). In the latter tests, fire can be seen in the background. Instead of the normal goo, there are bottomless pits. The test chambers are full of pipes making it very clear that Wheatley is putting tests where they weren't supposed to be. Instead of the normal [[Weighted Storage Cube]]s there are the [[Frankenturret]]s, and monitors are everywhere for Wheatley to talk to Chell and GLaDOS.

	Chapters that this style appears in: "The Itch" and "The Part Where {{Spoiler\|He Kills You}}"		Chapters that this style appears in: "The Itch" and "The Part Where {{Spoiler\|He Kills You}}"