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|File:Portal ASHPD 1st person.png|alt1=Handheld Portal Device|First person view in ''[[Portal]]''
|File:ASHPD Concept.jpg|Different concepts of the Portal Gun
|File:Atlas_Portal_Gun.png|alt2=[[Atlas|Atlas']] Portal Gun in ''[[Portal 2]]''|[[Atlas|Atlas']] Portal Gun in ''[[Portal 2]]''
|File:Portal ASHPD 1st person.png|First person view in ''[[Portal]]''
|File:P-Body_Portal_Gun.png|alt3=[[P-body|P-body's]] Portal Gun in ''Portal 2''|[[P-body|P-body's]] Portal Gun in ''Portal 2''
|File:Atlas_Portal_Gun.png|[[Atlas|Atlas']] Portal Gun in ''[[Portal 2]]''
|File:Old Handheld Portal Device.png|alt4=The Aperture Science Portable Quantum Tunneling Device. The Portal Gun from the 1940s.|The Aperture Science Portable Quantum Tunneling Device. The Portal Gun from the 1940s.
|File:P-Body_Portal_Gun.png|[[P-body|P-body's]] Portal Gun in ''Portal 2''
|File:Old Portal Gun.jpg|alt5=A pre-release form of the Portal Gun.|A pre-release form of the Portal Gun.
|File:Old Handheld Portal Device.png|The Aperture Science Portable Quantum Tunneling Device. The Portal Gun from the 1940s
|File:Ashpd blueprint.jpg|alt6=Blueprint of the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device|Blueprint of the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device
|File:Old Portal Gun.jpg|A pre-release form of the Portal Gun
|File:Ashpd_blueprint2.jpg|alt7=Another blueprint of the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device|Another blueprint of the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device
|File:Ashpd blueprint.jpg|Blueprint of the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device
|File:Portal Gun Concept Art.png|alt8=Portal Gun concept art.|Portal Gun concept art.
|File:Ashpd_blueprint2.jpg|Another blueprint of the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device
|File:Project Beta Portal Gun.jpg|alt9=Beta version of the Portal Gun, with the label "F-22".|Beta version of the Portal Gun, with the label "F-22".
|File:Portal Gun Concept Art.png|Portal Gun concept art
|File:Project Beta Portal Gun.jpg|Beta version of the Portal Gun, with the label "F-22"
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Revision as of 20:23, 18 August 2013

The Handheld Portal Device model from Portal.
The Device is now more valuable than the organs and combined incomes of everyone in Subject Hometown Here
GLaDOS

The Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device (also known as the Portal Gun, ASHPoD or ASHPD) is the experimental tool designed to place two portals that objects can pass through. This is the primary tool players are equipped with to complete Test Chambers.

Overview

The Handheld Portal Device is designed to create and place portals on any white surface that is immobile, flat and large enough. When the device is fired, a colored projectile will be emitted from the barrel. If the projectile strikes a valid surface, a portal of the corresponding color will be formed. If a portal of the other color is already placed, these two portals will be linked. If a portal of the same color is already placed, it will be closed and the new one will be used instead, limiting the player to the use of only two portals at a time. Nothing will happen if a portal is shot at an enemy or other object. The glass chamber and a light on the top of the device will glow with the color of the previously placed portal.

The Handheld Portal Device also has the ability to pick up and manipulate objects directly in front of it in the same manner as the Gravity Gun from the Half-Life series. While holding an object, pressing the primary fire key will push the object forward very slightly, while the secondary fire key will drop the object.

Portal 2

The Handheld Portal Device in Portal 2 behaves somewhat differently to its Portal counterpart. The key differences include new object handling sounds and animations, new sounds for firing portals and faster placement of portals by default. In addition, the Portal Device supports new animations and particle effects for moving portals and stretching objects[1]; while it is possible to enable free rotation of objects via the use of a console command, the remaining functionality is only accessible through the use of a Razer Hydra controller, which allows for the greater degree of control of objects. The Portal Device in Portal 2 also lacks the ability to slightly launch/drop objects using the primary and secondary fire keys respectively.

Gallery

References