Organizing routes

What's a group? What's a zone?

Waypointer calls each saved set of waypoints a group. A group can be an ordered route or a static set of markers. Each group belongs to a zone, such as an island, area, or dungeon room.

What’s a zone?

Every group of waypoints belongs to a zone: Hub, Crystal Hollows, Galatea, even Mineshaft variants. Waypointer detects your current zone via Hypixel Mod API and renders the routes that belong there.

Working with groups

/wp route create <name>           create a route in the current zone
/wp route list                    list your routes
/wp route rename <index> <name>   rename a route
/wp route zone <index> current    re-target a route to the zone you're in
/wp route mode <index> <mode>     set sequence / static
/wp route radius <index> <blocks> default reach radius for the route
/wp route enable <index>          show a route
/wp route disable <index>         hide a route
/wp route delete <index>          show the deletion warning
/wp route delete <index> confirm  delete the route

/wp group works exactly the same as /wp route; it’s just an alias.

Route and group indices are zero-based, so index 0 is the first route. Waypoint commands are different: waypoint numbers are one-based and match /wp list.

Everything is also available in the GUI (U), which shows each group’s zone, mode, and progress. The route list supports search, keyboard navigation, and narration.

Progress and skipping

Sequenced routes track your progress. By default, Waypointer resets route progress when you join a world; you can change that behavior in settings. If a stop is unavailable (for example, someone already broke that tree), use a command or keybind to move through the route manually.

Skip Waypoint / Unskip Waypoint keybinds
/wp skipto <number> to jump anywhere
/wp reset to restart the route

The separate Skip Ahead route option controls whether reaching a later waypoint can skip previous waypoints automatically. Change it in the group editor or with /wp route skipahead <index> <on|off>.

Colors at the group level

/wp route colormode <index> <mode>: manual, one, or gradient.
/wp route color <index> <hex>: one color for the whole group.
/wp route gradient <index> <start> <end>: a start-to-end gradient.