Tired of walking your newly created characters from Ironforge to Loch Modan? Sick of endless runs from the Barrens to Camp Taurajo? TakeMeThere! 1.05 is what you need! It lets you store a path and then follow it until destination. <br /> <br /> How to use it: <br /> - Type &quot;/tmt new [name]&quot; to start a new path, for example &quot;/tmt new Barrens to Taurajo&quot; then just run. You will see a message in the chat log every time a waypoint is stored.<br /> - Type &quot;/tmt stop&quot; or press the configurable stop key (default: End) to stop recording a path.<br /> - Type &quot;/tmt old [name]&quot; to follow an existing path, for example &quot;/tmt old Barrens to Taurajo&quot; and watch your charachter run while you enjoy your favourite cookies and brush your teeth. Every time a waypoint is reached a message will appear in the chat log. <br /> - Type &quot;/tmt rev [name]&quot; to follow a path from end to start. For example, &quot;/tmt rev Barrens to Taurajo&quot; will bring you from Camp Taurajo to the Barrens. <br /> - Type &quot;/tmt list&quot; to display a list of all available paths in the chat log (4 lines per path).<br /> - Type &quot;/tmt shortlist&quot; to display a list of all available paths in the chat log (one line per path).<br /> - Type &quot;/tmt rec&quot; to switch between different ways of waypoint recording:<br /> --- semiautomatic (default): waypoints are stored when you start and stop turning left or right (you can't use the mouse with this feature). If not explicitly declared, the mod uses your default left-right keys.<br /> --- automatic: waypoints are stored when you start and stop turning left or right (may record a huge number of waypoints).<br /> --- manual: waypoints are stored only when you press a configurable key (default: Numpad 5).<br /> - Type &quot;/tmt del [name]&quot; to delete an existing path.<br /> - Type &quot;/tmt ren [old name]|[new name]&quot; to rename an existing path.<br /> - Type &quot;/tmt autostop&quot; to toggle autostop when attacked.<br /> - Type &quot;/tmt autoemote&quot; to toggle autoemote when attacked or when reached destination.<br /> - Type &quot;/tmt verbose&quot; to toggle all waypoint- and emote-related messages.<br /> - Type &quot;/tmt autopatrol&quot; to toggle if restarting a path in reverse when reached the last waypoint.<br /> - Type &quot;/tmt help&quot; to show a simple help.<br /> <br /> How to get the best of it: <br /> - &quot;/tmt stop&quot; and the stop key are also useful to stop following a path.<br /> - &quot;/tmt old&quot; and &quot;/tmt rev&quot; can be used while following a path: in that case, paths will be appended to a queue and immediately started upon reaching of last waypoint.<br /> - In automatic mode, TakeMeThere! stores a waypoint everytime you start and stop turning, so you better use the keyboard when recording a new path and try to run in a straight line for most of the time. If you don't, your SavedVariables.lua's size could grow VERY big and your character might sometimes exhibit erratic behaviour (the 'run in circle' bug, for example): using semiautomatic path recording is HIGHLY recommended.<br /> - Try to avoid very narrow passages when storing a path: bridges are OK, but systematically walking close to a cliff could be dangerous! Also try to avoid very sharp turns, which in certain cases may lead to running in circle when following the saved path.<br /> - Left and right turning, stopping and waypoint recording are key bound: you can configure those keys in the WoW key binding menu.<br /> - Please let me know any bugs you encounter. My e-mail is in the .toc file. <br /> - Any feedback is greatly appreciated.<br /> <br /> Future updates may include:<br /> - a specific frame to display messages;<br /> - a clickable list of paths;<br /> - download of existing paths from a website;<br /> - upload of missing paths to the above mentioned website.