EDIT: I still need one last entry. Enter soon!

Have you ever wanted to get your level featured in World of Goo 1/2?

no?

Well, now you can!

For the fourth chapter of World of Goo 1/2, I'll be hosting a contest. Winners, of course, will be featured in the fourth chapter.

There are some rules, however.
-You can only use common goo, goo product, goo balls from World of Goo 1/2, and the goo balls that didn't make it down below.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1D5uXpY_OPic0ZENXVnUDV2T3M
*Just a tip, entries that use the unused goo will have a better chance of winning.
-The season will be Autumn, but levels will look a little more like spring. Kind of how the second chapter was in spring, but looked more like fall.
-You can have multiple entries, but unless not enough entries are provided, only one entry will win, so make it count
-If you're using signs, try to write them as if MOM were writing a letter.
-If you made an entry, post it here.
-levels cannot use pipes as a means to complete levels. You must either use target height or endonnogeom, where you destroy virus blocks.
Levels submitted will be modified to fit the rules, so if your level follows the rules, it'll have a better chance of winning.

Now, remember the link with Goo? Lemme smash explain what they do.
-Rock Goo: When the goo ball hits a mostly deadly surface, it'll become a surface structures can build on. Do NOT put it in a level with ballbusters.
-Ish Flame: Just a digital flame. It lasts 60 seconds long.
-Lure Goo: While I don't think this fits too well with World of Goo 1/2, I thought I'd include it anyway. The lure goo pulls goo towards it with a single strand. I think this version pulls things quicker, so be careful
-PinkEye: Kind of like a balloon, but different. Point it in a direction, and it'll fly that way.
-WeatherBalloon: Another balloon! This one is extremely strong, though. It's also instantly killed by fire.
-Aqua: This goo floats on water, but is heavy on land. Water must set antigrav to true for it to work.
-Screw: This goo sticks to objects, but cannot be detached. It rusts when put in water (put a geometry with contacts set to false and a ballbuster and detaching tag by the water). At that point, rusted goo won't stick, but can be collected in a pipe.

Good Luck!

However, if less than 8 entries are submitted by October, the contest will be canceled, meaning no winners.