Inlaid library glitch?

[ninja85]

I fell through the floor of Inverse Inlaid library. Now I'm at a parallel room without any enemies. I can't find my way back and seem to be stuck there. So bad, since it was on endless Is this supposed to be a hidden place or something or just a glitch? Anyone?

[Moonbane]

If you have enough speed you will break through walls.

There is a secret area in inverse inlaid library where you can find the secret character avatar infernas. Do you see any coffins in there? If you do, open them till you find the boss and defeat him.

[ninja85]

hmm. I defeated the Trickster... but I didn't do the piano thing. I went from left to right twice in the parallel room. Then I had to quit, because nothing was there... except the basic library+piano repeated over and over.

[Moonbane]

Doesnt sound like it was the Avatar secret room then.

[Hyper Realistic Blood]

Just go the opposite direction you came from, you'll get back to the normal library

[ninja85]

I guess I broke through a wall then by mistake, even though I had no speed+. I just went to get a chest and then ran into a book shelf, when I suddenly went through it and it went black (like in Gallo Tower I initally thought)... Then I came back out at the same kind of room and just started walking. When I realized that nothing was there it was too late to find the place I glitched into that place, because everything looked the same. I even hugged the wall to the north and then south walking from left to right. My weapon lasers still killed everything in the "parallel room" towards the north of me.

Not that easy to "just walk back"...

[Hyper Realistic Blood]

If you're in the black space outside the empty library, you should be able to head back and try to get back in bounds in a similar way to how you got out. If you're in the actual empty library room, that means you had to clip through a second set of bookshelves, which means you can feasibly get back out, even if it requires some running at it and doing a little wigglin'. Don't just stand against the wall and hold up, run at it from a distance so you have some speed.

I don't think it was the chest's fault, since chests don't change your position at all, and move back in bounds if they're outside of it. I think you're playing as someone that has a high enough speed naturally that they can go through walls but not consistantly. You just happened to trigger it while going for a chest.

No matter which way you slice it, your options are clipping through walls again or quitting the run. I am confident you can get back in bounds, though, but you might have to work for it a little.

[ninja85]

Originally posted by Hyper Realistic Blood:

If you're in the black space outside the empty library, you should be able to head back and try to get back in bounds in a similar way to how you got out. If you're in the actual empty library room, that means you had to clip through a second set of bookshelves, which means you can feasibly get back out, even if it requires some running at it and doing a little wigglin'. Don't just stand against the wall and hold up, run at it from a distance so you have some speed.

I don't think it was the chest's fault, since chests don't change your position at all, and move back in bounds if they're outside of it. I think you're playing as someone that has a high enough speed naturally that they can go through walls but not consistantly. You just happened to trigger it while going for a chest.

No matter which way you slice it, your options are clipping through walls again or quitting the run. I am confident you can get back in bounds, though, but you might have to work for it a little.

thanks! Didn't try running at the wall or wiggling and will try this next time, if it ever happens again!

[Chesshire]

All the 'narrow' stages simply repeat forever. Every stage has virtually infinite area. You can get to a duplicate Gallo's tower by going thru the wall, or a duplicate set of tracks and hallway in the Laborratory. The problem is I believe enemies are set to only spawn in the confines of the original 'strip', so as to not have them coming in from outside and ruining the immersion of the stage.
But yeah, if you have a high enough speed, or something boosts your speed, you can pass thru walls when speed is high enough. When you're at the cusp of it sometimes you randomly push through, so just try feeling your way along a wall and seeing where you pass through.