Given that the game is still in early access, it should come as no surprise to learn that Schedule 1 still has a few bugs and glitches. Most of them are only minor and will likely go unnoticed by most players. However, there’s one Schedule 1 glitch that causes players to fly high above the map when triggered.
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Although there aren’t really too many practical uses for it, some players may be keen to use the Schedule 1 flying glitch to get a better look at the map or to fly over a police baricade to avoid being searched. Others might just be curious to learn how and why it works, in which case, the following guide should prove helpful.
How to Do the Schedule 1 Flying Glitch
In order to perform the Schedule 1 flying glitch, players should find a bus stop and stand on the bench beneath it. From there, they’ll just need to jump repeatedly for a few seconds and then leave the bus stop to be thrown high into the air. The longer they spend jumping, the higher they’ll fly when they eventually leave the bus stop.
If players mount their skateboard while flying, they’ll be able to fly from one side of the map to the other in a matter of seconds. They’ll just need to dismount beneath a bus stop or gas station forecourt to avoid flying back up into the air.
How Does the Schedule 1 Flying Glitch Work?
When players are unable to fully complete a jump due to an object getting in their way, the excess vertical momentum is stored in the game’s code. The more players jump, the more vertical momentum is built up. Once they leave the bus stop, this vertical momentum is released all at once in the form of one big super jump, which sends the playable character flying high up into the air. Thankfully, there is no fall damage in Schedule 1.
Are There Any Practical Uses for Flying in Schedule 1?
In short, not really. Players can use the flying glitch to get past police blockades, although there are generally much easier and faster ways to accomplish this. Some may find it interesting to see the size and scale of the map from above, but in terms of actual gameplay benefits, there is very little to gain by performing the Schedule 1 flying glitch outside of just having some fun. Riding a skateboard while flying can be an effective mode of travel, but players will need to find a way to get rid of all of the excess vertical momentum when they finally decide to dismount.
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- Released
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March 24, 2025
- Developer(s)
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TVGS
- Publisher(s)
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TVGS