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(Created page with "{{GlitchBox |title |category = Oblivion Gate |aka = Gate Delinking, Realm Cloning |image |videoLink |caption |v1 = ? |v115 = ? |v12 = ? |v121 = ✔ |foundby |datefound |archaeologist |archdate |source }} '''Gate Decoupling''' is a glitch that allows you to enter an Oblivion Realm that is not linked to a specific Oblivion Gate. ==Instructions== # Make a Quicksave outside of an Oblivion Gate. # Load warp the Quicksave into that Oblivion Gate. # You are now in a decoupled...") |
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==Additional Notes== | ==Additional Notes== | ||
* The resulting Oblivion Realm is actually a clone of whichever realm you would have gotten from the gate you entered. For example, if you were to load warp into Bravil Gate using this glitch, the resulting realm will always be the Bravil Gate's guaranteed layout. | * If you close the resulting Decoupled Realm by grabbing the Sigil Stone, since that realm was not connected to an exit point, you will be dropped in at <code>0, 0</code>. You return to the original gate used for the setup to find that it is not visibly closed, but can no longer be interacted with in any way since its realm was decoupled from it. | ||
* The resulting Oblivion Realm is actually a clone of whichever realm you would have gotten from the gate you entered. For example, if you were to load warp into Bravil Gate using this glitch, the resulting realm will always be the Bravil Gate's guaranteed layout. You can take advantage of this in combination with [[Oblivion:Gate Relinking|Gate Relinking]] to force random gates to have specific layouts. | |||
==Mechanics== | ==Mechanics== | ||
Revision as of 08:43, 11 February 2022
Gate Decoupling
Category: Oblivion Gate
Also Known As: Gate Delinking, Realm Cloning
Version Compatibility
| v1.0 | v1.1.511 | v1.20214 | v1.2.0416 |
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Gate Decoupling is a glitch that allows you to enter an Oblivion Realm that is not linked to a specific Oblivion Gate.
Instructions
- Make a Quicksave outside of an Oblivion Gate.
- Load warp the Quicksave into that Oblivion Gate.
- You are now in a decoupled Oblivion Realm. Check the map to verify that you are at
0, 0, confirming that the Oblivion Realm is decoupled.
Additional Notes
- If you close the resulting Decoupled Realm by grabbing the Sigil Stone, since that realm was not connected to an exit point, you will be dropped in at
0, 0. You return to the original gate used for the setup to find that it is not visibly closed, but can no longer be interacted with in any way since its realm was decoupled from it. - The resulting Oblivion Realm is actually a clone of whichever realm you would have gotten from the gate you entered. For example, if you were to load warp into Bravil Gate using this glitch, the resulting realm will always be the Bravil Gate's guaranteed layout. You can take advantage of this in combination with Gate Relinking to force random gates to have specific layouts.
Mechanics
This glitch requires further research to fully understand its mechanics. Some information in this section is currently speculation.
It is currently unknown exactly why this works.
Related Glitches
- Gate Relinking can be used to link a decoupled realm to a new gate.