Saving a trail now automatically creates the appropriate poi entry for it.Added the option to export all your personal markers from the current map into a separate file.Export now exports all the required categories for the markers in the file as well.The marker editor only saves changes to your own markers (stored in poidata.xml), so there are convenience features to avoid editing markers you can't (hide external markers and don't allow selection of external markers).Default marker categories are now saved in the config.Added additional hotkeys to set up to 5 default marker categories to be placed.Added the ability to copy markers with a bound button.Markers that have ranged behavior have a range indicator (as depicted above) when selected.Category and marker level overriding of attributes is supported.Marker categories can be edited separately and their changes propagate everywhere appropriately (adding them is still a manual job though for now).All marker and marker category parameters can be edited on the new editor ui.Ctrl+Clicking a trail doesn't select the closest point but creates a new point exactly where clicked.Trails can also be clicked, and the closest point on the trail is selected to be moved around with the ubertool.The ubertool shows up on the selected marker and allows you to move it around.No more running to the marker to edit it. Markers can be clicked (either in-game or the minimap) to be selected.Rearranged the marker editor ui and added a lot of functionality.TacO is open source, and many community members have created their own packages. See the official installation guide for more tips, tricks, and help with installation issues. TIP: To get rid of the boss timer, click Configure Map Timer, then un-click all the bosses. In the example above, we’re selecting markers for Super Adventure Box: Filter Displayed Tactical Markers > Festivals > SAB Poke around in the menus to find the markers you want. Click the X to display or hide each item. Start by hovering over the Filter Displayed Tactical Markers menu option to unfold a sub-menu of marker types. There are a lot of configurations available. To configure which TacO elements you see, click the taco icon in the upper left-hand corner. The default overlay shows timers for upcoming world bosses. You may need to grant permission for the program to run.Ĭlick More info, then click Run anyway to allow TacO to run.ġ0. Do this every time you launch Guild Wars 2. Go to the folder you created for TacO and double-click GW2TacO.exe to launch it. Select Window or Windowed Fullscreen from the drop-down menu.ħ. Click the Graphics tab, then check Display: Resolution.Ĭ. Click the Options gear in the upper left-hand corner of the game, then click Options.ī. To use TacO, you must run GW2 in either Window or Windowed Fullscreen mode.Ī. Extract the contents of this file to the new TacO folder you created.Ħ. Go to your Downloads folder and find the compressed (zipped) TacO file you downloaded. For example, you can put it on your computer’s desktop, or in the Documents folder.Ĥ. TIP: Create this folder somewhere it will be easy for you to find later. Don’t put TacO in the same folder where your Guild Wars 2 game files are located. Create a folder on your computer where you want TacO to live. This downloads the TacO package to your computer as a compressed (zipped) file.ģ. Choose Direct download from the drop-down menu. Click the download icon in the upper right, above the chat window. Click No thanks, continue to view to download without signing in.Ģ. NOTE: You don’t need to sign in to Dropbox to download the file. The download links are on the right-hand side of the site.
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