Styles
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Styles are an option in the BEE2 which allows you to change the appearance of your test chambers to match a certain part of the Portal series. There are currently 9 styles in the BEE2.
- Clean - Clean chambers after GLaDOS has finished cleaning the facility.
- Original Clean - Multiverse chambers built on alternate Earths.
- Overgrown - Plant-filled chambers like at the beginning of Portal 2, before GLaDOS was reawakened.
- BTS - Behind-the-scenes levels outside the testing tracks.
- Portal 1 - Portal 1 style. Looks like the first game.
- 1950s - Aperture from the 1950s, like in the chapter The Fall in Portal 2.
- 1960s - Aperture from the 1960s. This time period doesn't appear in Portal 2.
- 1970s - Aperture from the 1970s, like in the chapter The Reunion in Portal 2.
- 1980s - Aperture from the 1980s, like in the end of the chapter The Reunion in Portal 2
To-do: Add pages for upcoming styles.
Main article: Upcoming Features
- Refurbished - 1950s tests which have been upgraded by GLaDOS, like in Co-op Course 5.
- Art Therapy - Unfinished test chambers, like in the Co-op bonus course of the same name.
- BTS Portal 1 - Behind-the-scenes Portal 1 levels.
- Reconstructing - Test chambers after GLaDOS has been awakened, but not fully cleaned up the facility.
- 1950s BTS - Behind-the-scenes 1950s levels.
- Wheatley (style) - Test chambers Wheatley built while in control of the facility
Main article: Mentioned Features
- Overgrown Art Therapy (#623) - Overgrown Art Therapy levels. This probably won't be implemented.
- Overgrown BTS (#623) - Overgrown BTS levels.
- TWTM Style (#589) - Future Aperture Science, like in Thinking With Time Machine.
- 1990s (#577) - Bridges the gap between Old Aperture and Portal 1.
- Overgrown Portal 1 (#553) - Overgrown Portal 1 levels. Probably won't be implemented.
- Actual 1950s (#549) - Actual 1950s, like the beginning of Portal Stories: Mel.
- Incinerator (#227) - This probably won't be implemented, as it is based off only a small part of Portal 2.
Main article: Stylevar
Stylevars, or Style Variables, can be used to customize different things on styles.
Style chooser window, stretched to show all styles.
Style options