We use this on ch 04-05.object flying- By holding an object against a wall, looking down, and repeatedly grabbing the object and jumping off of it you can fly straight up.fizzler reentry- Similar to all other reentry methods, but uses an emancipation field trigger to destroy the portals and bump us back in-bounds.AFH- By turning around and holding down while ABHing, you can trick the game into thinking you're still accelerating backwards while moving forwards, causing you to gain massive amounts of forwards speed.Speed launch- When you hit a slanted or curved surface with enough speed, your momentum carries you up the slope and into the air.portal bumping- Abusing the fact that portals try to auto-correct their positioning when placed near each other, you can "bump" a portal through a wall if the surface on the other side is portalable.object bumping- This is the trick used at the start of chamber 13. almost halfway through the run, but I got right to work. I get the object preserve, leave the camera by the elevator (hoping that it doesn't fall into the fizzler! First what I do is the "Clipping glitch" what Gocnak explained earlier. This run first started after the discovery of a new glitch, which snowballed into a whirlwind of discoveries of new tricks, skips, and glitches. We use this on ch 04 to place a portal out of bounds early in the level.object preserve- Objects can also be "sliced" in half by portals and get bumped back into the level, but it's difficult to do. It's also a good way to buffer the rooms so you don't have to wait for them to load during runs. If you enable noclip, you can see a big box and inside that box there is glados' chamber.
Language (Beta) × български Català Čeština It's split up nicely so you can easily navigate it, it has tips on movement, and it is fairly recent and up to date for every chamber.For ABH - you can try using one of the maps linked in this thread, but honestly, it comes with practice. This method abuses portal travel time and the previous fact to allow you to reenter the level much more quickly than we did in the past.seam glitch- Unique to a few levels, and only used in the run once, this abuses faulty geometry around the edges of walls.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1H7AHqiSTRzJE2xfqPCGBsUXZay1g9wdUfCbPXoz8S3c/edit?usp=sharing Excuse me for not having watched your video but here is what I did when I learned Portal.After that I finally started doing some runs. The portal speedrun community is pretty helpful, I like to think.IMO you should forget about ABH for the time being. I can't remember what I did with ABH but I think I practiced it on a giant map called As for save glitches, start doing the easy ones, ch04/05, an easy one in 11/12 (edge glitch), an easy one in 15, e01 and others if you want, just try to avoid 2/3 and the hardest variants in 11/12, 16, 17 and e01 until later down the line. Try scrolling once only a moment before your feet will hit the ground. I think I actually organized my time best by just spamming the segment until I successfully got it, as learning exactly HOW to do it may have taken much longer. I'm very happy that I ran with Z1m and Inex to set a new world record in Portal, which is one of my favorite PC games. How do I download the map you linked and run it in Portal?So basically practice timely aspects of each level individually? Released on October 9, 2007, as part of the critically acclaimed Orange Box, Portal is a single-player first-person action/puzzle game developed by Valve. A tool-assisted speedrun or tool-assisted superplay (TAS) is generally defined as speedrunning a game in an emulator with the goal of creating a theoretically perfect playthrough. Helped me a ton.Hey, I found this thread because, like OP, I'm new and chose Portal as my first game to speedrun.I understand how to do ABH but I haven't been able to efficiently practice it. Even the big open areas like in Half life 2, they're just big rooms. Portal: Still Alive Portal series. The last map, and the most fun segment of the run (for me, at least).