'Chariots of Creation' Chariot Museum gameplay guide

In "Chariots of Creation", the blueprint design of the chariot is crucial. PHP editor Xiaoxin discovered that the game has a special "Chariot Museum" function, aiming to create a platform for players to communicate and display designs. This guide will introduce in detail how to play this function, including sharing tank blueprints, browsing other people's designs, blueprint collection, etc. Let us learn more about the "Chariot Museum" and start a wonderful journey of chariot design!

"Chariots of Creation" Tank Museum gameplay guide

We need to click the "Exhibition" button in the red circle in the picture above on the main interface of the garage to enter the Tank Museum.

The interface of the Tank Museum is as shown in the figure below, which is divided into 4 areas: in the middle is the main interface for selecting the blueprint you want to view; the tab marked by the red box in the upper left corner will be classified according to whether the tank can join the battle; The buttons in the yellow box at the bottom left can filter blueprints according to various conditions; the buttons in the green box at the bottom right can search and upload blueprints, and filter by type.

Let’s first go to the tab option in the red box on the upper left: it simply divides all the blueprints in the museum into two types: "playable" and "exhibition".

In the "Playable" tab, tanks with all attributes that do not exceed the standard are displayed. These tanks not only exist in the blueprints, but can also be assembled to participate in battles when you have the corresponding parts.

In the "Exhibition" tab, the blueprints displayed all have one thing in common: they cannot participate in combat. There are many reasons for this feature. It may be that there is no cockpit, or a certain attribute exceeds the standard (the blueprint shown in the picture below is unable to join the battle due to excessive battery), or both. Then, the significance of these tanks lies in display. The design of these tanks was not originally for combat, but the authors were pursuing their aesthetic pursuits.

The filter in the yellow box on the lower left is easier to understand: check the first option "Weekly" to only display the blueprints added in the last week. If not checked, all blueprints will be displayed. The next three "Like", "Save", and "New" are mutually exclusive options. They sort the blueprints in the museum in reverse order according to the number of likes, the number of saves, and the upload time. As shown in the figure below, if "Weekly" is unchecked and "Save" is checked, the blueprints in the tank museum will be sorted from large to small by the number of saves, so the first blueprint is the entire The most preserved blueprint in the Tank Museum.

In addition to these basic functions of the museum, the mobile version of "Chariots of Creation" will also hold tank design competitions from time to time! By then, all engineers will be able to show off their creative talents!

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