With the game limiting you to five waymark preset slots, and that not being nearly enough if you actually run content, I wrote a small program for myself to make that restriction a bit less frustrating:
https://github.com/PunishedPineapple/WaymarkLibrarian
Basically, it lets you save an unlimited number of presets, and load them into your five game slots whenever you need them without having to permanently delete those that you may want to keep. It also allows for editing waymark positions directly and sharing presets outside of the game.
This program does not hook the game, read/write game memory, etc. It only changes the local character configuration data on your computer that the game loads when you log in (the same files where hotbars, HUD layout, etc. are saved). Because of this, I personally view it as being about as innocuous as copying hotbars from a main character to an alt. There is a short discussion of this in the readme on GitHub.
If anyone tries it out, I would be interested in feedback on UX, such as too many/few warning popups, it not being obvious how to do something or what something does, etc., but be sure to back up your character configuration before using it, and before anything else, make sure that it's reading your existing presets correctly; I wouldn't expect the file format to be different between installations, but I only have one account/game install with which to test.
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https://github.com/PunishedPineapple/WaymarkLibrarian
Basically, it lets you save an unlimited number of presets, and load them into your five game slots whenever you need them without having to permanently delete those that you may want to keep. It also allows for editing waymark positions directly and sharing presets outside of the game.
This program does not hook the game, read/write game memory, etc. It only changes the local character configuration data on your computer that the game loads when you log in (the same files where hotbars, HUD layout, etc. are saved). Because of this, I personally view it as being about as innocuous as copying hotbars from a main character to an alt. There is a short discussion of this in the readme on GitHub.
If anyone tries it out, I would be interested in feedback on UX, such as too many/few warning popups, it not being obvious how to do something or what something does, etc., but be sure to back up your character configuration before using it, and before anything else, make sure that it's reading your existing presets correctly; I wouldn't expect the file format to be different between installations, but I only have one account/game install with which to test.
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