How to Drift an Office Chair

If referring to achieving a 'drifting' movement effect using a chair in the game 'Sky: Children of the Light', follow these steps:
Prepare a chair and an Android helper account. After entering the game, go to the Dawn Island map, place the chair on the ground, and have the Android account sit on it. Then, the Android player opens the game settings and enters the 'Sprite' interface (it may be called something else in some versions, but the function is similar). Do not perform any other operations at this time. Next, the Android player selects 'Go Home' (return to the initial interface) and then re-enters the current room. At this point, you will find that the Android character is underground. Click the 'Teleport' function and then open the backpack. The character will automatically teleport back to the initial position on the Dawn Island map. At this time, other players or the main account can drag the chair to achieve a 'drifting' movement effect of the chair on the map. If the chair gets stuck halfway, you can put it back into the backpack and then click to place it again to continue moving.

If referring to the forward and backward movement of an office chair in reality, operate according to the chair type:

1. Regular ergonomic chair with a gas lift and slide rails:
   Stand to the side of the chair and reach out to touch the circular knob or lever at the connection point between the chair legs and the seat (usually located at the bottom center of the chair body). Hold down the knob and push the chair forward or backward along the ground to adjust it to the desired sitting distance. Release the knob to automatically lock the new position. These chairs are often equipped with five-star bases with casters, making them easier to push, but be careful to avoid colliding with surrounding objects.

2. Office chair with a five-star base and casters:
   This type of chair does not require an additional unlocking device. You can simply move it forward or backward by shifting your body's center of gravity. If you need to fix its position, some models have gravity-sensing locks or manual brake devices at the bottom of the chair body. Step on or toggle them to lock the casters.

3. Old-fashioned fixed-leg office chair:
   You need to squat down or bend over first, loosen the fixing screws at the bottom of the chair legs (usually located at the support points where the chair legs touch the ground), adjust the position of the chair, and then tighten the screws again to reset them. Moving this type of chair is more laborious, so it is recommended to choose a model with casters first.