Assembling and Displaying Complete Skeletons

Placing Fossil Pieces

Once you've collected enough pieces for a complete skeleton, place them on the ground in your museum or display area. Each fossil piece can be positioned individually to form the full skeleton layout. Right-click any placed fossil with an empty hand to rotate it clockwise, allowing you to adjust the orientation until the skeleton is positioned exactly how you want it.

Completing Skeletons

Different creatures require different numbers of pieces—smaller fossils need just 5 pieces, while massive dinosaurs like the T-Rex require 15 or 20 pieces to fully assemble. Once you've placed all required pieces for a skeleton, you'll receive an advancement that displays the translated name of the creature, confirming your completion.

Creating Museum Displays

Arrange your completed skeletons in themed rooms—create mammal halls, ceratopsian exhibits, or aquatic displays. You can even place fossils underwater to showcase marine life. The detailed textures on each fossil make them visually striking centerpieces for your museum.