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Starfields are colorful specks floating in the air, which can be found in out-of-bounds of every level except Tower.
To add here: Pictures or videos that show an example of each instance of Starfields. Ravingmadness (talk) 16:02, 12 October 2020 (UTC)
- Size and intensity of Starfields varies from level to level. It is generally brighter and more visible in darker levels like Underground or Sunken CIty. Starfields effect also in different part of the same level OOB.
- Sparkling Dots. Multi-colored, like confetti, most visible in the Underground OOB area.
- Colorful Symbols. Those will float around you.
- Sand clouds (at your feet). Limited to one hue. For example in Broken Bridge or Chapter Select)
- After disconnection, companion dusting effect is multi-colored.
Rainbow colored particles or Symbols floating around you may float at feet level or cover the entire screen similar to sparkling dots and symbols floating in the goo in the Tower level.
Related Phenomenons[]
Disco Zones and other Disco Stuff - Gateway article to phenomenons in Journey, concerning "fast changing colors or flickering in different colors".
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How and where to do it[]
Starfields can be found at areas on the East, West, South, sometimes North sides of every Out of Bounds Level except Tower.
Lookup the Category:Maps or below for more information.
"To add here: info about
- looks in each level
- looks in different areas in one level
- investigate and mark starfields on maps?! Ravingmadness (talk) 16:02, 12 October 2020 (UTC)
Chapter Select[]
Broken Bridge[]
Pink Desert[]
Sunken City[]
Underground[]
No fancy fly - colorful Starfields tutorial[]
Entering via the Jellyfish room.
Note: in the video it says "walk forward", means from that position. It is towards the start of the level.
Snow[]
Paradise[]
Gallery[]
Silent Coasting through Starfields in Underground OOB, South East part of the map.
Trivia[]
Starfield particles appear to use the same mechanics as sand and snow, so it is likely that those are the same engine assets and elements, except they look strange due to irregularities that the rendering engine faces when attempting to visualize elements outside the areas a player would normally visit or see. More specifically, the rainbow-colored particles appear similar to how non-RGB channels look when mapped to RGB (for example, world position XYZ coordinates or normal maps), a technique commonly used in 3D compositing.
Quotes[]
“ | I wouldnt call the place in southwest PD by the billboard a starfield, but the specs on the ground are different colors" | „ |
~ rebi, 2020-10-10 |
See also[]
Broadly speaking, a glitch is where something in the game does something it wasn't meant to. We do not distinguish between a "wanted Glitch" and actual bugs.
Browse Categories (bottom of articles) to find more related articles:
- Category:Out of Bounds, Glitch per Level: Category:OOB-Levels
- Category:Challenges , Category:Tricks
Robins Guide for Newcomers . 26 Minutes, full of tips, tricks, dos and don'ts.
Expert Mode introduction article to everything beyond the most basic gameplay. Expert Mode topics:
Broadly speaking, a glitch is where something in the game does something it wasn't meant to. We do not distinguish between a "wanted Glitch" and actual bugs.
Browse Categories (bottom of articles) to find more related articles:
- Category:Out of Bounds, Glitch per Level: Category:OOB-Levels
- Category:Challenges , Category:Tricks
Robins Guide for Newcomers . 26 Minutes, full of tips, tricks, dos and don'ts.
Expert Mode introduction article to everything beyond the most basic gameplay. Expert Mode topics:
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