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The gel tower is still too tall, and could benefit from the gel's landing point being moved farther away from the gel dropper, resulting in a stronger/more horizontal flow. Too, the reason I suggested an incline was to get past the grating, so it would need to be on the wall FACING that tower, not atop the tower, to be helpful; as it stands, I can't even see the surface of the angled panel, so it's no help in spreading gel around.
Conversion gel room was overly tedious. If it's possible to make the gel drop at a more horizontal angle, then do so--you can shoot higher with the gel that way, letting the room still be as high as you want it without spending so much time shooting between walls.