Map Pin Enhanced

Map Pin Enhanced

Map Pin Enhanced enhances the in-game waypoint system.

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Update: I'm currently working on version 4.0.0. This includes better addon support (like SilverDragon, more planned), multiple core performance changes and many suggested features. This version might also include localization for every supported language.

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Features

You can do these things with Map Pin Enhanced:

• Set as many waypoints as you want (no "one-waypoint" limit).
• Set waypoints via command: /mph, /pin or /way.
• A pin tracker to see a list of all your pins.
• A set editor to create and manage your sets.
• Many improvements to the in-game waypoint system

Pin Tracker

Save multiple Pins | Change the pin title | Customize the pin color | Ping the pin on the map | Lock the pin | Share the pin

Set Editor

Importing and Exporting Pins

Options

FAQ

Q: How can I place a pin on the map?

A: You can hold down CTRL and click on the map to place a pin.

Q: How can I use a "/way" import?

A: If you only have a single location, you can simply paste it into the chat. Map Pin Enhanced will detect it. If you have a list of pins, you can use the command /mph import or click on "Temporary Import" in the tracker.

Q: What is a set?

A: A set is a collection of locations saved for later use.

Q: How can I load a set?

A: By switching into the set view on tracker and clicking on a set or through the editor by right-clicking and selecting "Load Set".

Q: How can I import a list of /way strings into a set?

A: You can import them into a set using the set editor. The editor window can be opened with /mph editor.

Q: I want to share my set with someone else!

A: If you have a set, you can use the export button in the top-right corner or right-click on the set and select export. This will give you an import string starting with "!MPH!".

Q: How can I share a set with someone who is not using Map Pin Enhanced?

A: When exporting a set, there is a small checkbox in the bottom-left corner. If you check it, the export will be transformed into /way commands. Note: This export will not include any pin customizations, such as different colors.

Q: Every time I'm close to the pin, it disappears. What is causing that?

A: That's the default behavior for every pin. If you want to override this, you can "Lock the pin" by right-clicking on a pin entry or checking the "Lock Pin" checkbox in the set editor.

Contributions

We welcome any contributions from developers!