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The Zelda game map, but in the browser

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Import Korok Seeds [Grid 35 - 39]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 48 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 70 - 74]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 60 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 50 - 54]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 65 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

New DLC Shrines

The DLC shrines from the Champion's Ballad need to be added.

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 30 - 34]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 59 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 45 - 49]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 51 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 65 - 69]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 81 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 60 - 64]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 70 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 40 - 44]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 82 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 55 - 59]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 52 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 10 - 14]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 28 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

Adding missing korok seed

Background

There are 900 korok seeds in Breath of the Wild.

Problem

This map only has 898 korok seeds, so two are missing.

How to solve

Look through the merged pull requests, and check which one that adds less Korok Seeds than stated in the Issue it closes.

When you find the pull request with too few seeds. Find out what seeds is missing in that pull request and add it.

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 85 - 89]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 70 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 15 - 19]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 29 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 20 - 24]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 53 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 80 - 84]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 42 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 25 - 29]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 33 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

Import Korok Seeds [Grid 75 - 79]

Background

There are 900 Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild and this is a project that's too big for one person to healthily complete in a sitting and too easy to be a messy process. After doing a bit of research I stumbled across this Reddit thread that breaks a map of Korok seeds into an orderly grid of 100 images. To complete this task in an orderly fashion I'm creating tickets of 5 grid items. The person completing the ticket will be responsible for all Korok seeds within those 5 tiles.

You can find a Google Drive of all the tiles here: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B3ntwnwFQB1tLUllcm0xT2pqLUE

Adding korok seeds

  1. Increase the Korok Seed expectation number in the test file. This will allow us to make sure we catch all of the seeds in each grid. For this ticket you should be adding 77 korok seeds.
  2. Start your local app with yarn start and open in browser. You should be able to click around the map and console.log the co-ordinates of your click.
  3. Click each spot that corresponds with a Korok Seed and add the coordinates to the dataset.
  4. If you are up for verifying the instruction type (as defined here) that's great, but I'd be super happy with a PR that's just co-ordinates and instructionType: 0
  5. When done run yarn test to make sure you added the correct number of Korok seeds!

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