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A route is a loop of waypoints LootRoute flies while looking for nodes. Routes appear in the Route dropdown on the LootRoute → Active Route page.

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Using a route

1

Pick it

Choose a route from the Route dropdown. If the list is empty it shows No routes found — record one below or install a shared route.
2

Load it

Click Load Selected Route. Chat confirms: Route loaded: <name> (<N> points).
3

Run it

Start LootRoute. It flies the loop and gathers as it goes.

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Recording your own route

1

Name it

On the Active Route page under Create Route, type a unique name into New Route Name and press Enter. Optionally fill in the visible route details and adjust Waypoint Radius.
2

Record

Click Start Recording. Chat confirms: Recording route '<name>'. Press F5 or Add Waypoint.Fly the loop you want LootRoute to follow, pressing F5 (or clicking Add Waypoint (F5)) at each point along the way. Add more waypoints around turns unless you want the route to resemble modern art.
3

Save

Click Save New Route. The route is saved, selected, and loaded — you’re ready to start the bot. To abandon a recording instead, click Stop Recording.
Make the last waypoint close to the first so the loop repeats cleanly.

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Editing a loaded route

  • Save Current Position as Waypoint — appends where you’re standing to the selected route.
  • Save Current Route — saves the loaded route back to disk.
  • Clear Current Route — unloads the route.

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Route names

Route names must be unique. If a name cannot be used, LootRoute explains why in chat; Blacklist and Whitelist are reserved for the position-list tools.

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Sharing routes

The Route dropdown tooltip shows the active route folder under your WGG Script Location. To share a route, copy its .json file. To install one, place the file in that folder and open the Route dropdown to refresh the list.
The same folder also holds LootRoute’s position lists. They never appear in the Route dropdown; leave them in place when copying routes.

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Blacklists and whitelists

Three tools keep LootRoute away from bad spots: LootRoute also skips nodes temporarily when they fail to gather, are depleted, are guarded by mobs it cannot clear, or sit underground. These skips expire on their own; only Add Position to Blacklist writes a permanent position list. Use Clear Position Blacklist if that list needs to be reset. See the Nodes and Recovery sections if LootRoute is too stubborn or too cautious.