Raw salt is used to increase item spoil time, making it an important resource in Ark Scorched Earth. Preserving Salt is created by mixing sulfur with raw Salt in a mortar and pestle. As for getting Salt, it is abundant throughout the map.
You can either farm the dinosaur fossils to get salt or salt rocks. As for the tools, you can either use a pickaxe or an axe. This guide will tell you where to find and farm Salt in Ark Scorched Earth.
Salt Location #1
The first salt farming location is in the Northern High Desert area at 25.2 Latitude and 47.4 Longitude. This spot is right inside the massive gap area. You will find some more salt rocks on cliffs outside the gap area at 24.1 Latitude and 48.6 Longitude.
Salt Location #2
For the next spot, head to Badlands and harvest the small dinosaur bones at 58.6 Latitude and 76.4 Longitude.
Salt Location #3
The third spot is also in the Badlands, you will find some more bones at 51.3 Latitude and 64.0 Longitude.
Salt Location #4
The next location is at 34.2 Latitude and 68.5 Longitude in the Badlands.
Salt Location #5
Move to the Northern Dunes, and you will find a good chunk of salt rocks out in the desert at 8.7 Latitude and 49.0 Longitude.
Salt Location #6
The last spot is in the South East Dunes at 56.5 Latitude and 96.3 Longitude.
Salt Spawn Command
If you’re having trouble finding Salt in Ark Scorched Earth, you can use spawn commands to have this item spawn in your inventory. To do this, you must open the cheat console by pressing the TAB key on your keyboard.
If you’re playing on PlayStation, you’ll need to hold down L1, R1, Square, and Triangle at once, and similarly, on Xbox, hold down, LB, RB, X, and Y at once. Once the console opens, simply type in: “cheat gfi RawSalt 1 0 0” and hit enter to add this resource directly to your inventory.
If you encounter a situation where the command does not work, try resetting your system or game or try using this command instead: “cheat giveitem “cheat giveitem “Blueprint’/Game/ScorchedEarth/CoreBlueprints/Resources/PrimalItemResource_RawSalt.PrimalItemResource_RawSalt’” 1 0 0”
