Get all the locations, farming spots, resources, lore documents, chests, mobs and more!
- Live Tracking of your In-Game position
- Check markers as done (like lore documents)
- Automatic detection of your In-Game character
- Auto start with New World
- Private and guild markers (Coming Soon)
- Areas (Coming Soon)
- Near by (Coming Soon)
- Dungeons (Coming Soon)
This app is Open Source. Contributors are highly welcome!
Join us on our Discord.
Please follow the instructions on Overwolf Developer to get white listed in Overwolf. Then you can start developing! In addition, you need access to a MongoDB.
You can start by copying the template environment variables file.
cp template.env .env
The following list shows the variables you need to set:
| KEY | VALUE |
|---|---|
| PORT | Port for the server environment |
| MONGODB_URI | URI of your MongoDB server |
| VITE_API_ENDPOINT | URL of your server environment |
| SCREENSHOTS_PATH | Server side path to a folder in which screenshots will be saved |
This project is based on Node.js. Make sure you have Node.js installed before installing the dependencies with:
npm install
You need to install Overwolf too.
You can build a production version of the server and client with:
npm run build
It is required to call this at least once before you can run this app in development mode.
Based on this guide you can install the app.
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Open the Overwolf desktop client settings (by right-clicking the client and selecting "Packages" Or by clicking on the wrench icon in the dock and going to the "About" tab => "Development Options").
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Click on "Development options".
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In the opened window, click on "Load unpacked extension" and select the extracted 'ts/dist' folder. This will add the app to your Overwolf dock.
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Make sure you are logged in to the OW client. Otherwise, you will get an "Unauthorized App" error message. (Click on the "Appstore" icon in the OW dock to login to the OW client).
npm run dev
This will run the server and client in development mode.
Click on the app's icon in your OW dock to run the app. This will open the app if you run npm run dev before.
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