those blank levels above the normal ones

LXShadow · Aug 15, 2015 2:57 PM

Ah, sorry. It's not really a 'limit'; it's just the amount of different locations for the clone worlds will appear. Keep travelling along one axis through 65,355 worlds and you'll just return to the first one (Spyro's coordinate on that axis will actually wrap around halfway along the journey).

Edit: Although it's worth noting, the game will crash at some point along the way. I can't explain why that happens, the simplest explanation is that the game really isn't designed to let you go that far and something will inevitably break!

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Morgan · Aug 15, 2015 5:39 PM

LXShadow wrote:

Ah, sorry. It's not really a 'limit'; it's just the amount of different locations for the clone worlds will appear. Keep travelling along one axis through 65,355 worlds and you'll just return to the first one (Spyro's coordinate on that axis will actually wrap around halfway along the journey).
Edit: Although it's worth noting, the game will crash at some point along the way. I can't explain why that happens, the simplest explanation is that the game really isn't designed to let you go that far and something will inevitably break!

I've never been able to reach a clone world without the game crashing. I'll be able to get to one of them in Spyro 1 if I actually bother to do the zombie mode glitch and fall off the level.

36IStillLikeSpyro36 · Aug 15, 2015 5:44 PM

Morgan wrote:

LXShadow wrote:
Ah, sorry. It's not really a 'limit'; it's just the amount of different locations for the clone worlds will appear. Keep travelling along one axis through 65,355 worlds and you'll just return to the first one (Spyro's coordinate on that axis will actually wrap around halfway along the journey).
Edit: Although it's worth noting, the game will crash at some point along the way. I can't explain why that happens, the simplest explanation is that the game really isn't designed to let you go that far and something will inevitably break!
I've never been able to reach a clone world without the game crashing. I'll be able to get to one of them in Spyro 1 if I actually bother to do the zombie mode glitch and fall off the level.

if you have the game on your computer (and i seem to recall you saying that) did you try CheatEngine or a program like that? once you isolate the value for Spyro's height (it's not that hard, i could explain if you want) just change it to a higher value. i've gotten up much farther that way than i ever could on an actual PlayStation.

Morgan · Aug 15, 2015 5:47 PM

36IStillLikeSpyro36 wrote:

Morgan wrote:
LXShadow wrote:
Ah, sorry. It's not really a 'limit'; it's just the amount of different locations for the clone worlds will appear. Keep travelling along one axis through 65,355 worlds and you'll just return to the first one (Spyro's coordinate on that axis will actually wrap around halfway along the journey).
Edit: Although it's worth noting, the game will crash at some point along the way. I can't explain why that happens, the simplest explanation is that the game really isn't designed to let you go that far and something will inevitably break!
I've never been able to reach a clone world without the game crashing. I'll be able to get to one of them in Spyro 1 if I actually bother to do the zombie mode glitch and fall off the level.
if you have the game on your computer (and i seem to recall you saying that) did you try CheatEngine or a program like that? once you isolate the value for Spyro's height (it's not that hard, i could explain if you want) just change it to a higher value. i've gotten up much farther that way than i ever could on an actual PlayStation.

I never said anything about playing my games on an emulator.

36IStillLikeSpyro36 · Aug 15, 2015 5:51 PM

really? hm. alright. must have been someone else. well, if you do, or do in the future, Spyro seems to be a very easy game to mess around with.

Morgan · Mar 21, 2018 2:06 PM

LXShadow wrote:

Ah, sorry. It's not really a 'limit'; it's just the amount of different locations for the clone worlds will appear. Keep travelling along one axis through 65,355 worlds and you'll just return to the first one (Spyro's coordinate on that axis will actually wrap around halfway along the journey).
Edit: Although it's worth noting, the game will crash at some point along the way. I can't explain why that happens, the simplest explanation is that the game really isn't designed to let you go that far and something will inevitably break!

This is extremely late, but, hypothetically speaking, could you get to an otherwise unreachable part of a level after several years?

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