#Conan exiles map room interactive how to#

#Conan exiles map room interactive how to#

If you want to enclose a Map-Room or build a roof above it, the guide, How to close a map room, can help you out.After placing the Map-Room, though, you can add the roof tiles just fine. For example, an 8x8 room bounded by a single row of walls will work, but adding (e.g.) Thatch Sloped Roofs to the walls will block placement. Placing inside a room (on either foundation or ceiling tiles) is possible, but (currently) is oddly affected by the ceiling.It may help to try to get a little elevation so that you are looking down at a steeper angle. Placing the Map-Room can be tricky because of its size.After being placed, the Map-Room cannot be returned to your inventory, but can be removed, returning all or some of the materials used to make it to your inventory.Map-Rooms can be placed on the Isle of Siptah, but only serve as decoration, as they are not functional there.You learn the Cartographer (Knowledge) from The Archivist in The Archives at The Unnamed City.Now, it is simply a matter of finding them, wherever they are. It is speculated that in the dim past, the obelisks served as a form of permission for slaves - the more trusted the slave, the more access to obelisks. While the terrain is slightly different, owing to the eons that have passed since the creation of the original map, this map room still retains the ability to quickly send anybody with a bracelet to one of the attuned obelisks. In times past, the Giant-kings used sorcery to quickly move their slaves around their kingdom, attuning their bracelets to different areas and then using the map room to get there. This room is a copy of the maproom that exists beneath the Unnamed City.