Zelda Dungeon:Breath of the Wild Map

Breath of the Wild Interactive Map

We're hard at work improving the map's look and functionality, so we need your help gathering data points as you play through the game. Contributing is easy, though you'll have to create an account here at the wiki first.

Adding a Location

1. Find the Latitude and Longitude. Click on the map and a pin will appear showing "Lat" and "Lng". You can drag this pin around to move it to the precise location of what you're adding.
2. Edit the page for the type of location you're adding. See the list of pages below.
3. Add a line with your data at the bottom of the page. See the template to use below.
4. Save the page, refresh the map, and check that your pin appears correctly. Note that it may not appear on some zoom levels.

Definition of Pin Types

The goal is to have the interactive map match the in-game map as perfectly as possible. See below for some help for each of the pin types.

Regions

Regions are any text on the in-game map that is visible when zoomed all the way out. They will not match the names of towers, which are typically based off the most prominent nearby Landmark (see Landmark.) The Great Plateau is NOT a region, for instance, or even a subregion, neither is Dueling Peaks, etc.

Subregions

Subregions are any text on the in-game map that is visible after zooming in only once. Interesting side note, they are the names most commonly used in-game when referring to 'where to get' something, such as on equipment or materials.

Landmarks

Landmarks are visible at the third (and fourth) zoom level and are by far the most common. Most Landmarks will be revealed on the in-game map from clearing the tower for that region, however some landmarks (for example small bridges) require you to actually visit them in game before they show up on your in-game map.

MinorLandmarks

MinorLandmarks are visible ONLY at the fourth zoom level (all the way zoomed in). MinorLandmarks are (so far at least) always additional locations for the names of bigger Landmarks that cover a large area (mountains, slopes, rivers, and lakes are prime examples.) The fourth zoom level is also the only zoom level Korok Seeds are visible at, in-game.

Adding Korok Seeds

When adding a Korok Seed, refer to the in-game text closest to the icon of the seed to use as 'nearest landmark' (see the definition of Landmark and Minor Landmark above). This will be subjective, which is fine, you don't have to get out a ruler and be exact. If you can't tell exactly which landmark is the closest, pick the one you think is best for the location of that seed. And if that landmark hasn't been added to the map yet, feel free to add it too! (Make sure you classify it correctly, see the definitions above.)

If you want to only add the pin for Korok Seeds, that's fine. Instructions and a picture can be done by another user later. If you do add instructions, refer to the details below the chart about how to code them, or view any seeds that have already been done as an example. If you do instructions, please do not remove the code for the picture, even if you don't have one; this makes it easier for the next person to come along and add the picture. Thanks!

'Before' pictures are better than 'after' pictures. And to an extent, day pictures are better than night pictures, although feel free to submit night pictures and someone else might put a day one in later. If you are getting screenshots (which aren't required as I or another user will add them eventually), pictures taken before solving the puzzle are strongly preferred. The order of preference is:

• Day 'before' picture
• Night 'before' picture
• Day 'after' picture
• Night 'after' picture

However, any picture is better than no picture at all, although of course once again submitting pictures is optional.

Match the icon's location as close as possible to the in-game icon's location. Some Korok Seeds' puzzles begin far away from where the icon ultimately gets added to the map. In this case, the picture and instructions will need to be extra-clear in order to help solve the puzzle for that seed. Do not map the icon to the 'start' location.

Only one picture per seed. When the start location is some distance away, try to include both the start and end locations in the same picture. When necessary to make things clear, outline things in red boxes or draw red arrows. If you're not able to get both start and end locations, focus on the start location instead. The goal here is to use only one picture to be as helpful as possible in finding and solving the seed. Figure out what one picture would help you the most in finding and solving this seed, and make that your picture.

Do not consolidate the seed lists of multiple landmarks onto one page (for instance, taking a tower/region and listing all the seeds in that entire region.) This will eventually be WAY too many seeds on one page. It also breaks the code we're using to link the map with the wiki. Seeds should ONLY be listed on one page: the page for the landmark it is closest to, and nowhere else. (Note, this will likely be revisited when we are closer to completion. And it is okay to change the nearest landmark when it obviously needs to change, just make sure to do it in the Pin list and cut/paste the seed's details from the old landmark's page to the new one.)

If You Have Questions

Any questions, please contact me (Thortok2000), or any other ZD staff. In general, anything you want to add is great, but don't change or remove what's already there without running it by ZD staff. Let's all be on the same page!

Have fun and thanks for contributing!

Pin Types

Some pin types that have been fully mapped have been moved to a static file to improve performance. To report coordinate adjustments or other corrections for Towers, Shrines, Tech Labs, or Bosses, please use the talk page. For everything else, you can edit the pages below:

Type	Edit Link	Template
Region	edit	{{Pin/Region|lat|lng|name}}
Subregion	edit	{{Pin/Subregion|lat|lng|name}}
Landmark	edit	{{Pin/Landmark|lat|lng|name}}
Minor Landmark	edit	{{Pin/MinorLandmark|lat|lng|name}}
Korok Seed	edit	{{Pin/Seed|lat|lng|nearest landmark|ID}}
Village	edit	{{Pin/Village|lat|lng|name}}
Inn	edit	{{Pin/Inn|lat|lng|name}}
General Store	edit	{{Pin/Store|lat|lng|name}}
Armor Shop	edit	{{Pin/Armor|lat|lng|name}}
Dye Shop	edit	{{Pin/Dye|lat|lng|name}}
Jewelry Shop	edit	{{Pin/Jewelry|lat|lng|name}}
Settlement	edit	{{Pin/Settlement|lat|lng|name}}
Main Quest	edit	{{Pin/MainQuest|lat|lng|name}}
Shrine Quest	edit	{{Pin/ShrineQuest|lat|lng|name}}
Side Quest	edit	{{Pin/SideQuest|lat|lng|name}}
Quest Objective	edit	{{Pin/Objective|lat|lng|quest name|objective name/number/id}}
Memory	edit	{{Pin/Memory|lat|lng|name}}
Hylia Statue	edit	{{Pin/Statue|lat|lng}}
Great Fairy Fountain	edit	{{Pin/Fountain|lat|lng|name}}
Stable	edit	{{Pin/Stable|lat|lng|name}}
Cooking Pot	edit	{{Pin/Pot|lat|lng}}
Treasure	edit	{{Pin/Treasure|lat|lng|name}}
Other	edit	{{Pin/Other|lat|lng|name}}

Popup Summaries

The contents of the popup windows come from one of two places. If there's an article dedicated to the individual location, the text is the first paragraph of that article.

If a location doesn't have its own article but is listed on a different article, it needs an ID (currently only Korok Seeds are supported), and the text is whatever appears in that article between the tags <section begin=IDsummary /> and <section end=IDsummary />, with ID replaced with the location's ID. See Great Plateau for example.

Linking an Article to the Map

There are currently templates to create links to Korok Seeds and Shrines that look like this:

Location

Use them like this: {{Korok Seed|Seed001}} {{Shrine|0.9127|0.7014}}

Avoiding Edit Conflicts

There may be many people editing these pages at the same time which can cause conflicts. To avoid conflicts, don't leave the edit page open for too long. Just add one or two data points and save the page. If you want to enter several at once, put the data in a separate document (such as Notepad) and then copy it in. If a conflict occurs, copy the lines that you added, refresh the page, paste the lines back in, and save the page.