Windrose servers can upload their saves to a convenient interactive map site to help with exploration and locate high-value points of interest more quickly. The interactive map tool also tracks quest locations and ship encounters, and allows players to identify the different biomes for each island. This allows users to plan efficient fast-travel locations, discover faction bases, and plot their routes as they progress through the game.
How to Use an Interactive Map on a Windrose Server (Website)
1. Log in to the BisectHosting Starbase panel.
2. Go to the Files tab.
3. Enter the R5 folder.
4. Find the following directory: /home/container/R5/Saved/SaveProfiles/Default/RocksDB/<game version>/Worlds
5. Download the desired world by pressing Right-click and choosing Download.
6. Extract the world into an empty folder.
7. Go to the Windrose Tools Interactive Map site.
8. Press Load.
9. Select Choose world folder.
10. Choose the extracted world folder from step 6.
11. Press Upload.
12. Once finished uploading, choose View.
How to Use an Interactive Map on a Windrose Server (Server Mod)
Requirement: UE4SS is required. Learn how to install UE4SS for Windrose here.
Mod must be installed both on the client and server.
1. Download the Windrose Live Player Map mod here.
2. Log in to the BisectHosting Starbase panel.
3. Stop the server.
4. Go to the Files tab.
5. Find the following directory: /home/container/R5/Binaries/Win64/Mods .
6. Upload the downloaded file from step 1.
7. Right-click the uploaded file and hit Unarchive.
8. Open the mods.txt file.
9. Enable the mod by changing its value to 1.
10. Press the Save button.
11. Go to the WindroseMap folder extracted in step 7.
12. Open the settings.ini file.
13. Set the port to the port of the server.
14. Start the server.
Note: The mod must also be installed for each player. Learn how to install mods locally here. The server port does not need to be set locally.
15. Launch the game and Join the server.
16. From any web browser, enter the [ServerIP]:[Port] for the server into the address bar.