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Other Route Commands

render only accepts single routes. The test command accepts optional boolean flags after the name:
  • loop — Repeat the route forever.
  • oneWaypoint — Stop after completing one waypoint.
  • detectIndex — Auto-detect which waypoint to start from based on your position (default: true).
  • tryAnyVisible — Start from any visible etherwarp point.
  • tryToLastPoint — Skip directly to the last waypoint if reachable.
  • shouldWarp — Warp before starting the route.

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Selecting a Route in Macro Settings

Route settings show a dropdown of the routes that setting can accept, with a search field and an Open Routes Editor shortcut. A setting that points at a missing route keeps the name and marks itself invalid with a warning icon.

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Return Back Routes

Most macros have a Return Back category in their settings with:
  • Enable Return Back — Toggle return functionality on/off.
  • Return Back Route — The route name to follow when returning.
Both accept any route type, including Multi Routes. The return route runs automatically when:
  • The scheduler resumes the macro after a break, if its Action During Break is not None. With Disconnect the client reconnects first and then runs the route; with Warp Island it runs the route directly.
  • A warp failsafe fires (you got unexpectedly teleported).
  • You die and respawn.
  • You disconnect — the client reconnects and then runs the route.
The return route should lead from a known spawn/warp point back to your macro’s operating area. Use a Warp or Island type route so the client can warp to the correct island first. If the scheduler resumes a macro that has Return Back enabled but no route selected, the macro is disabled with an error. Some macros fall back to a built-in route when you leave the setting empty: The Diana and Dwarven Commissions macros always return using a fixed built-in route, which is not configurable.

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Mining Macro

The mining macro has deep route integration through its Route settings category:
  • Route Mode — Enable route-based mining instead of free-roam. This replaces Dynamically Scan Nearby Veins.
  • Route Name — The mining route to follow. Only Mining routes are accepted, and Multi Routes are not.
  • Don’t Mine on Item Place Waypoint — Move straight on from a waypoint whose next step is an ItemPlace instead of mining there.
  • Anchor Blocks Mode — Controls how anchor blocks are used:
    • None — Ignore anchors entirely.
    • Blacklist — Never mine the anchor blocks.
    • Whitelist — Only mine the anchor blocks, in the order they were added, with forced rotations.
    • First Priority — Mine the current waypoint’s anchor blocks first, then other nearby ores.
    • Last Priority — Mine other ores first, then anchors as fallback.
  • Skip Waypoints without Anchors — If a waypoint has no anchors defined, skip it and move to the next one. Only available in Whitelist and the two priority modes.
  • Etherwarp Rotation Duration Multiplier — Speed multiplier for etherwarp rotation (lower = faster, higher = slower/safer).
  • Item Place Rotation Duration Multiplier — The same, for rotating towards an ItemPlace target.
  • Use Walking Rotations — Enable smooth rotation while walking between waypoints.
The macro runs the route one waypoint at a time and mines at each stop before moving on. When all waypoints are done, it loops back to the start. It also warps to the route’s destination on start, so a Mining route with a warp command can be used from anywhere. Each waypoint’s Sneak and Allow Movement overrides are applied to the mining itself at that stop, overriding the macro’s own settings.

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Foraging Macro

The foraging macro’s Routes category applies to the mapped tree types — Galatea (Fig), Galatea (Mangrove), and Torrhus Canyon (Helix):
  • Use Custom Route — Follow a route between mapped trees instead of picking the nearest tree.
  • Route Name — The route to follow. Accepts Foraging routes, and Multi Routes whose sub-routes are all Foraging routes.
  • Skip Route Stops Without Trees — Ignore route stops that are not linked to a tree center.
Tree centers tell the macro which tree belongs to each stop.

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Dwarven & Glacite Commissions

Both macros gate their route support behind Use Routes Mode in a Routes category. Every route setting there accepts any route type, including Multi Routes, which is the intended way to give a single area several path variants. Dwarven Commissions has:
  • One <Area> Area Route per mithril area and per mob commission (Glacite Walkers, Goblins, Treasure Hoarders).
  • Use Global Emissary Route with a Global Emissary Name and Global Emissary Route, for using one emissary for everything.
  • Otherwise, a per-area <Area> Area Emissary Name and <Area> Area Emissary Route.
Glacite Commissions has:
  • Use Glacite Route, Use Tungsten Route, and Use Umber Route, each with their own route setting.
  • Use Gemstone Routes — one <Gemstone> Gemstone Route per gemstone commission.
  • Use Gemstone Return to Area Routes — one <Gemstone> Gemstone Area Route per gemstone, used to get back to the area.
If a configured route cannot be found when the macro needs it, the macro reports the missing route name in chat.