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Open the Nebula GUI and navigate to the Routes screen to manage routes visually. Everything the chat builder can do is available here.

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Route List

The left panel lists every loaded route.
  • Type filters — All, Simple, Warp, Island, Mining, Foraging, Multi.
  • Search — the shell’s search field filters the list by route name.
  • Toolbar buttons — export routes, import routes from clipboard, create a route, and reload routes from disk.
  • Route cards — show the route name and a colored type chip. Multi Routes show Multi · <count> with a pink chip.
  • Status indicators — Rendering while a route is being previewed in-world, Running while it is being executed.

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Route Details

Selecting a route opens its details panel with the waypoint list and a summary card whose contents depend on the type: Actions along the panel: Test, Render / Hide, Edit, Clone, Delete, and Stop while a route is running.

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Testing a Route

Test opens a dialog with the same flags as /nebula routes test:
  • Loop — Repeat the route forever.
  • One Waypoint — Stop after completing one waypoint.
  • Detect Index — Auto-detect which waypoint to start from based on your position.
  • Try Any Visible — Start from any visible etherwarp point.
  • Try To Last Point — Skip directly to the last waypoint if it is reachable.
  • Should Warp — Warp before starting. Only shown for routes that can warp.

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Creating and Editing

Create asks for a type and a name, rejecting names that already exist. Editing opens an inline editor with Save, Clear All, and Cancel, plus the fields for that route type:
  • Warp — Warp Command (required), Island (optional).
  • Island — Island (required).
  • Mining — Warp Command (optional), anchor blocks section.
  • Foraging — Warp Command (optional), tree centers section.
Saving is blocked with an inline message if the name is empty or taken, if there are no waypoints, or if a required warp command or island is missing.

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Waypoint Editor

The waypoint list supports adding to the end, inserting between any two rows, moving a waypoint up or down, editing it, and deleting it. The add/edit dialog holds:
  • X / Y / Z — typed directly, or filled with the Player Position or Targeted Block buttons.
  • Walk — tri-state Sneak, Allow Movement, and Jump At End overrides (Default / On / Off), plus a numeric Reach Distance.
  • Etherwarp — the same three tri-state overrides.
  • WaitTime — Delay (ms).
  • WaitForPosition — Distance and Timeout (ms).
  • ItemPlace — Item ID and Cooldown (ms).

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Anchor Blocks (Mining)

The anchor section has one tab per waypoint, showing how many anchors each holds. Within the selected waypoint you can reorder or remove anchors. Add starts in-world selection mode and closes the GUI: left-click a block to add it, right-click to remove it. Reopen the routes menu and press Done to write the selection back to the waypoint.

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Tree Centers (Foraging)

The tree center section also has one tab per waypoint. Set / Change stores your current standing position as that waypoint’s tree center, and Clear removes it. Each waypoint holds at most one.

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Multi Routes

For Multi Routes, the panel lists all sub-routes in the group and lets you inspect each one individually. A Multi Route cannot be edited as a group — open its sub-routes instead.