Guide Tags | Notion

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Below the titles of different guides of our wiki is the section named “Tag”. Although our Getting Started pages all have the Information tag, our glitch pages will have one of the following:

Introductory

This tag is used for glitches that do not build off of other tricks. They may use multiple players, props, etc., but no prior OOBing knowledge is needed.

Advanced

This tag is used for glitches that build off of other tricks. Prior knowledge before completing the glitch is necessary and will be linked in the tutorial.

These tags are attributed to the various glitches by our librarians after a series of tests and comparisons with other tutorials.

IMPORTANT Do not let these tags limit the glitches you try out! We firmly believe that any glitch can be completed by any OOBer with the right amount of understanding and practice.

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Alongside our difficulty tags, our glitch pages will also have tags showing the devices that the glitch can be completed with OR the devices that have been tested:

iOS

Tested and possible to complete on any compatible iOS device, specifically iPhones.

Android

Tested and possible to complete on any or most compatible Android devices, specifically phones.

Switch

Tested and possible to complete on the Nintendo Switch.

PC

Tested and possible to complete on a computer, specifically through Steam.

PlayStation

Tested and possible to complete on the PlayStation.

IMPORTANT Although these tags will usually be accurate, we cannot attest that they are 100% accurate. If you believe a device tag is wrong or missing, please contact a librarian through our discord server.

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