Steam Infinite Flight Tricks

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'**Specifically Steam version only!'**

To avoid frustration or confusion, we recommend getting familiar with the Expert Mode first. Further more, in-depth knowledge of Gameplay Basics is assumed at Expert Mode articles.

The range in difficulty in Expert Mode is wide. Some of the described things in Expert Mode
* need to be “studied” to be able to accomplish them. Several tries might be needed and then it still might not work.
* Are complicated Glitches and it took the community years to find them out.
* Could be found out by yourself or through a Companions showing it to you. By reading this you might spoil yourself a nice surprise.
* Are missing a detailed description. Investigation on how they work is needed, your help is highly welcomed.

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*Main articles:* Expert Mode, Glitches

We recommend to read Infinite Flight (IF) on PC first, to learn how to get Infinite Flight on Steam.

This article presents Tricks and Glitches when having IF.

## Overview

### What is it?

On PC Steam game sees IF twin as a proper companion that you can connect to and disconnect from. This makes it possible to test out and/or enjoy scenarios that normally require a companion to set them up. Moreover, most of these scenarios are easier to do with IF twin than with a real companion since you’re the one who controls everything your twin does.

For now UG is the only place the tricks described below were tested. If you know any other place Nick can be used to have fun, let us know!

### Further Information / General Tips

All the tricks described in this article are based on disconnecting from your companion and reconnecting with them again. Hence, there shouldn’t be anything that would prevent you from recreating the tricks with a real companion. However, you should know that:

* It’s easier to connect to Nick than to a real companion;
* It's possible to temporarily disconnect from Nick;
* Thus it's much more easier to reconnect with Nick after disconnecting with him than to do so with a real companion.

If you set up everything for IF twin glitch to appear, you’re almost guaranteed to have it. At the same time you might never meet a companion even if you set everything for the meeting right. Thus, some tricks might be nearly impossible to repeat with a real companion, especially the ones that require multiple connections and disconnections.

## Taming WM

Make a War Machine attack an empty spot once, twice or over and over again.

### Single attack

After your companion dusts, you won’t be able to interact with them in any way. However, WMs will still see your companion where they stood last. This can be used to make WM attack an empty spot.

    To do it with Nick, you need to:

* Set Nick at a place WM will pass by;
* Disconnect from him;
* Wait till Nick dusts;
* Activate WM patrol;
* Wait till WM reaches the needed point.

It can be done anywhere you can make WM attack your **still** avatar including attacks at the shrine or OOB. Places where you need to jump or fly to draw WM attention doesn't count.

This trick is easy to do both with Nick and with a real companion. However, it might be rude to do so with a real companion without their consent, especially since you might not be able to reconnect later.

### Double Attack

If you set up a single attack at a place WMs pass by several times (after different triggers are activated), the attack will happen each time WM comes at that place.

In UG there are four patrol instances that can be used to set up single attack:

* After you enter flyers room first WM attacks flyers;
* After you enter second room first WM comes to the flyers room again;
* After you pass first half of the second room, second WM gets activated and starts patrolling the second half of that room;
* After you enter third room, both WMs start patrolling it.

If you disconnect from Nick somewhere two different patrols pass by, and after that activate these patrols in the right order, each patrol will attack the designated empty spot.

Usually, you will have to go OOB first to avoid activating triggers too early. However, there is one place you don’t need to go OOB if you’re using IF twin glitch. When you pass by the second WM with Nick, it freezes soon after activating and the only way to unfreeze it is to disconnect with Nick. Hence, you can:

* Activate second WM (don't wait till it freezes);
* Choose a spot for WM to attack that both second WM and the patrol in the third room pass by;
* Disconnect from Nick at that spot and wait till he sits;
* See second WM unfreezing and attacking empty spot;
* Activate patrol in the third room;
* See another WM attacking the same spot.

### Loop attack OOB

*will be updated soon*

This video shows how to trick WM into attacking empty spaces and some ways to apply it to other glitches.

## Starfields Attack

This video shows how to set up attack at starfields using Nick.

## Images and Videos

This is to give an overview, present additional images, big galleries (can be linked within the article).

Videos that are about just this one Glitch, should be at the concerning headline. If its a compilation or showing "just some fun moments", this section should be used.

## See also

 Beyond normal gameplay, top-topics

Carpet (Glitched) • Carpet Warp • Challenges • Crash Zones • Disco Wayfarer • Disco Zones and other Disco Stuff • Dune settings and PC glitches • Expert Mode • Expert Mode on iOS without Controller • Faceplant (FP) • Faceplant Jump (FPJ) • Fancy Flying • Glitches • Glossary • Guide to arranging a meetup • History Lesson Banner (HL Banner) • How to find Nick • Infinite Flight (IF) on PC • Infinite Flight (IF) on PS4 • Naked Wayfarer • Off-sync • Out of Bounds (OOB) • Peeling Grounds and Sanded Wayfarer • Sky Painting • Surfing, Slides and Drops • The Difficulty Meter • Tricks • War Machine (Glitched) • Wayfarers (Glitched)
 Recommended Categories
Browse Categories (bottom of articles) to find more related articles. Below you find the category-tree of Expert Mode.

* Category:Glitches - all about making the game behave differently :)
* Category:Out of Bounds - ever jumped through a wall? Levels are not big enough?
* Category:Fancy Flying - take advantage of game mechanics and reach the stratosphere!
* Category:Glitched\_NPCs - Carpets, Wayfarers, Whales, WMs
* Category:Tricks - something rather easy
* Category:Challenges - thats real tough.

**Robins Guide for Newcomers** . 26 Minutes, full of tips, tricks, dos and don'ts.

Expert Mode
**Expert Mode** introduction article to everything beyond the most basic gameplay.
Expert Mode topics:

 Challenges  Fancy Flying  Glitches & OOB  OOB-Levels Surfing, Slides and Drops  Tricks

Expert Mode Glossary

Black Cloth • Black Sand • Blackness • Breaking the Shrine/HL • Carpet Chase • Carpet Warp • Crash Zones • Dirty robe trick • Disco War Machine / Disco WM • Disco Wayfarer • Disco Zones and other Disco Stuff • Dragonfly War Machine • Faceplant (FP) • Faceplant Jump (FPJ) • Fancy Flying • Ghost • Glossary • Happy War Machine • History Lesson Banner (HL Banner) • How to find Nick • Infinite Flight (IF) on PC • Infinite Flight (IF) on PS4 • Level Cube / Sky Box • Low FPS glitch • Off-sync • Peeling Grounds and Sanded Wayfarer • Sky Painting • Starfields • The ID rule • The Tumbler • Triggers • Unmotivated War Machine • War Machine Capture (WM capture) • Zen Jump • Zimcloak

 Beyond normal gameplay, top-topics

Carpet (Glitched) • Carpet Warp • Challenges • Crash Zones • Disco Wayfarer • Disco Zones and other Disco Stuff • Dune settings and PC glitches • Expert Mode • Expert Mode on iOS without Controller • Faceplant (FP) • Faceplant Jump (FPJ) • Fancy Flying • Glitches • Glossary • Guide to arranging a meetup • History Lesson Banner (HL Banner) • How to find Nick • Infinite Flight (IF) on PC • Infinite Flight (IF) on PS4 • Naked Wayfarer • Off-sync • Out of Bounds (OOB) • Peeling Grounds and Sanded Wayfarer • Sky Painting • Surfing, Slides and Drops • The Difficulty Meter • Tricks • War Machine (Glitched) • Wayfarers (Glitched)
 Recommended Categories
Browse Categories (bottom of articles) to find more related articles. Below you find the category-tree of Expert Mode.

* Category:Glitches - all about making the game behave differently :)
* Category:Out of Bounds - ever jumped through a wall? Levels are not big enough?
* Category:Fancy Flying - take advantage of game mechanics and reach the stratosphere!
* Category:Glitched\_NPCs - Carpets, Wayfarers, Whales, WMs
* Category:Tricks - something rather easy
* Category:Challenges - thats real tough.

**Robins Guide for Newcomers** . 26 Minutes, full of tips, tricks, dos and don'ts.

Expert Mode
**Expert Mode** introduction article to everything beyond the most basic gameplay.
Expert Mode topics:

 Challenges  Fancy Flying  Glitches & OOB  OOB-Levels Surfing, Slides and Drops  Tricks

Expert Mode Glossary

Black Cloth • Black Sand • Blackness • Breaking the Shrine/HL • Carpet Chase • Carpet Warp • Crash Zones • Dirty robe trick • Disco War Machine / Disco WM • Disco Wayfarer • Disco Zones and other Disco Stuff • Dragonfly War Machine • Faceplant (FP) • Faceplant Jump (FPJ) • Fancy Flying • Ghost • Glossary • Happy War Machine • History Lesson Banner (HL Banner) • How to find Nick • Infinite Flight (IF) on PC • Infinite Flight (IF) on PS4 • Level Cube / Sky Box • Low FPS glitch • Off-sync • Peeling Grounds and Sanded Wayfarer • Sky Painting • Starfields • The ID rule • The Tumbler • Triggers • Unmotivated War Machine • War Machine Capture (WM capture) • Zen Jump • Zimcloak