Knowing all the ways in the vast world of Hyrule can be a challenge in Breath of the Wild. Amidst towering mountains, deserts, and jungles, it’s easy to lose your sense of orientation and lose track of directions to your intended destination. However, everything is about to change, thanks to a new map created by fans.
Street View Map is called BOTW, Hyrule Map works like Google Maps. You can zoom in to select details, zoom out for an expanded view of the world, and of course the best feature ever: visit specific sites via Street View.
Several sites in Faron, Central Hyrule, Lanayru and Gerudo can be seen in 360 degrees. It’s an impressive project, but its creator was hesitant if it would appeal to other players.
“When I started this project I knew it could be popular, but I had some doubts.Naseem said.It seems to me that this project is the first of its kind, and I hope it will encourage other professionals, or even amateurs, to create this kind of Street View for other games, for example for Red Dead Redemption 2, etc.“.
Apparently this is not the final version yet, Naseem has already shown interest in including “More places to fill the mapIf you are interested in helping this project, you can submit your photos on the OTW Street View Map, but don’t forget to watch the video that teaches you how to do it right.
Despite its popularity and scale, the project only took a week to develop. “It’s hard for me to say how many hours I’ve had it, but what I can say is that I started around day 24 and finished around day 29. The most time-consuming task was to take panoramic isometric shots of the game, which was a very tedious process.“.
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