No-clipping, or phasing through walls, isn't an officially supported feature in Squad's training range. It's a trick, often employed for map exploration or creating fun, unusual content. However, it's important to remember that exploiting glitches like this can be against the game's terms of service and may lead to a ban, so proceed with caution. This guide outlines a method that has worked for some players, but success isn't guaranteed and might be patched at any time.
Understanding the Limitations
Before we dive into the method, let's be clear: there's no guaranteed, foolproof way to noclip in Squad's training range. The game's engine and anti-cheat measures are constantly evolving, making techniques that worked previously ineffective. The method described below relies on exploiting potential weaknesses in the game's collision detection, and these weaknesses can be fixed in future updates.
The Potential Method (Use at Your Own Risk!)
This method often involves rapid movements and precise timing, often requiring several attempts before success. It hinges on manipulating your character's interaction with the game world's geometry at specific points on the map.
Step-by-Step Guide:
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Identify a Potential "Glitch Point": This is the crucial step. Experienced players have found specific locations within the training range where the collision detection seems to be less robust. These locations often involve slightly uneven terrain, corners of buildings, or areas where objects overlap. Experimentation is key.
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Rapid Movement and Jumping: Once you find a potential glitch point, start by repeatedly jumping and moving in a specific direction. The direction and speed often need to be tweaked depending on the location. Some players find that moving diagonally or in a circular motion is more effective.
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Precise Timing: The timing of your jumps and movements is critical. There might be a small window of opportunity where the game's physics momentarily fail to register your character's collision with the world.
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Persistence: This method requires patience. You'll likely need to repeat steps 2 and 3 multiple times before you successfully phase through a wall or object. Don't be discouraged if you don't succeed immediately.
Alternative Approaches (Generally Less Effective)
While the above method is the most commonly discussed, other less reliable techniques have been reported:
- Using Vehicles: Some players have claimed that using a vehicle to ram into a wall at a specific angle and speed might occasionally cause a no-clip effect. This is highly unreliable.
- Specific Weapon Interactions: This involves attempting to interact with specific objects or weapons at certain locations. The reliability of this method is extremely low.
Risks and Responsibilities
Remember, attempting to no-clip in Squad carries risks:
- Banning: Exploiting glitches can violate the game's terms of service, potentially leading to temporary or permanent bans.
- Game Instability: Forcing the game's engine to behave unexpectedly can lead to crashes or other problems.
- Unfair Advantage: No-clipping could provide an unfair advantage in multiplayer scenarios (though this is rarely possible in the training range).
Conclusion
No-clipping in Squad's training range is an experimental, unreliable practice. While certain techniques might seem to work occasionally, there's no guaranteed method, and success depends heavily on factors like game version and server stability. Always proceed cautiously and understand the potential risks involved before attempting any of the methods described above. The best approach is to enjoy the game within its intended design.