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Within certain levels there are World Portals (Brush entity, <code>$TODO</code>). These are invisible portals that can be used to create the illusion of a larger area - for example, {{Spoiler text|As a player enters [[Chapter 6]] of [[Portal 2]], they fall down a long tube. | Within certain levels there are World Portals (Brush entity, <code>$TODO</code>). These are invisible portals that can be used to create the illusion of a larger area - for example, {{Spoiler text|As a player enters [[Chapter 6]] of [[Portal 2]], they fall down a long tube. The length of this tube is exaggerated via the use of World Portals.}} | ||
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Portals are the main game-play mechanic in the Portal series. Portals are placed by firing the Handheld Portal Device, they work in pairs where they allow two-way movement through each Portal. A player can place blue and orange portals in Singleplayer, or in Co-op: As Atlas, blue and cyan; and as P-body, red and orange. Lone portals appear as a solid-coloured oval and paired portals a colour-bordered oval - with the "center" being a window to the other Portal.
World Portals
Within certain levels there are World Portals (Brush entity, $TODO). These are invisible portals that can be used to create the illusion of a larger area - for example, As a player enters Chapter 6 of Portal 2, they fall down a long tube. The length of this tube is exaggerated via the use of World Portals.