Using ceilings, you may also extend the raft's size beyond the platform (and foundations will snap beneath the ceiling's overhang), however this must not be used to grief or exploit (PvE and Aesthetic uses allowed ).Īs is current with build 311.99 pillars, ceilings and foundations may be used to lower successively built foundations further into the raft. This method allows you to build over the rudder without risk of getting stuck upon dismount. Pillars can also make it possible to build a foundation inside the boat model and may fully enclose the raft's platform, protecting the bottom and top from damage until the foundation is removed. If the foundations are sunk into the raft from this alignment, they will protect every portion except the rear pontoon tips, which may be used to mount the raft (but will take damage from anything capable of harming wood structures). Placing a 3x3 foundation pad centered on the side of the first placed pillar facing the player (after dismounting the raft) will overhang the raft front by about a half foundation. These ceilings may then be removed, and any foundation placed under them (which can calculate a valid snap path back to the raft) will remain in place. Foundations will snap to each other until the center of the next foundation is no longer above the raft platform ceilings may then be attached to the edge foundations and new foundations will have a valid snap point under these ceilings. Place a pillar from this orientation and a foundation will snap to the edge. Sometimes a very minor camera adjustment is needed to be considered a valid building location, but your alignment will be within a few degrees.
To quickly and easily get structures aligned to the raft, utilize the camera reorientation when your avatar mounts the raft. To make tiny adjustments while rotating the foundation, lower control or looking sensitivity. Since structures do not snap to the raft itself, it's wise to use the wood lines in the raft's floor to align floor foundations. Players should be careful when building structures obstructing the rudder (the steering part of the raft, consisting of a lever and bottom rudder), as their survivor may become stuck in the structure upon dismounting the raft. Foundations do not snap to the raft, therefore careful placing is needed. Many structures can be placed directly on the raft, however, walls and other building structures require a Foundation. The raft on its own does not block any spawns but will prevent natural spawning if there's a foundation or another structure such as pillars, walls etc. On ARK: Survival Evolved Mobile, a Sail Plume can be attached to increase the speed of the Raft.įor more information and tips on building see also Building. This makes it easier to see in front of the raft, especially if you've built structures on it. You can hide or unhide the raft's sail by pressing and holding E,. The Raft cannot move in Reverse except only on Ark Mobile. You can move the raft forward and turn when moving by pressing W A S D,, and Move the Camera with the Right sticks on controller and the Mouse on pc. Though because it is on water, it continues to slide some distance before stopping. The sections below will teach you all you need to know about Rafts.Ĭontrolling the raft is easy. With building modifications, Rafts can be a type of shelter, mobile home, a houseboat, dino trap or even built to be a battle ship for raiding and pirating other players. They can be used as cargo ships transporting resources, other survivors and even large Creatures. Rafts are essentially the wooden boats of Ark with their many fundamental uses.
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