If you go a bit southeast of Pogórze Popla Skyview Tower w The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Realm, you could come across Jiukoum Temple, which can be named Built for Rails. This temple focuses on connecting plates and running them over rails to the opposite side. The first two sections of the shrine should not be an excessive amount of of an issue for you, however the third and final section does thoroughly. Overcoming this final puzzle requires understanding of physics and weight distribution to create the proper makeshift cable automotive. If you are stuck on this section and wish help, read on.
What to do to clear the last Built for Rails puzzle
Part of the important thing to this conundrum is ensuring your rig is sufficiently big to slot in each rails at the identical time, while remaining sufficiently small for nearby fans to push it to its initial elevation. Start by attaching two smaller boards to either side of the larger board. Before attaching the 2 smaller boards, they have to be angled perpendicular to the larger board. Then flip the structure over so the smaller boards face down before sliding them through each rails. After hanging the structure, attach three fans to its back. Make sure that no less than one fan is attached to the longer plate at the highest, preferably in the center.
The first time I solved this puzzle, I used to be capable of remove the slope, but I bumped into an issue. Halfway through, the 2 rails merge right into a single rail in the center, which just about caused my newly built cable automotive to tip over. Fortunately, the structure remained at a level sufficient for me to succeed in the top. But it seems I used to be lucky because my attempts to recreate this setup didn’t go so well.
In a future attempt, I attempted to connect one other small plate right in the center so it could slide over a single rail. This proved to be the appropriate solution as the center plate managed to maintain the cable automotive stable when transitioning to a single rail, allowing it to run easily to the top. Although the Built for Rails temple undoubtedly considers alternative solutions for the sake of Tears of the Kingdom casual in nature, this definitely appears to be the intended solution. You can have a look at the image below to your reference.
Screenshot from PC Invasion
