All bot settings live under the LootRoute category in the in-game settings window. Changes apply immediately and are saved separately for each character.
Use this guide to find the right page. For the exact choices available to your character, read the labels and tooltips in the settings window.
General
Use General to start or stop LootRoute and configure everyday gathering behavior. This is where you choose which professions to gather, how LootRoute gets airborne, how far it searches for nodes, and whether to show the on-screen status bar.
For a first run, choose your professions and mount mode, then leave the movement and scan controls at their defaults. Adjust them only when the route needs tuning.
Active Route
Use Active Route to select and load a gathering route, record a new route, or edit the currently loaded route. Route details let you add a display name, description, author, and zone to a new recording.
The same page contains position-based blacklist and whitelist tools. These let you mark an area as unsafe or explicitly allowed while standing at that location.
See Routes for the recording workflow, route-file location, sharing instructions, and blacklist behavior.
Nodes
Use Nodes to decide which gatherable objects are worth approaching and how LootRoute handles nearby danger.
This page covers fishing-pool filtering, hostile or elite mob avoidance, looting defeated enemies, mounted gathering, inaccessible underground nodes, and permanently blacklisting the node currently targeted by the bot.
Overload
Use Overload to control profession Overload abilities for herb and ore nodes. You can restrict Overload behavior to special node types and enable automatic Resilient Seed planting on Rich Soil.
Only enable options your character has learned and can use.
Consumables
Use Consumables to let LootRoute maintain supported gathering buffs while it runs. This includes gathering phials, tool enhancements, Midnight teas, mulch, and Darkmoon Firewater.
LootRoute only uses an enabled item when the required item is available and usable.
Recovery
Use Recovery to control what happens when a node does not begin gathering successfully. Temporary skipping prevents LootRoute from repeatedly returning to a broken or unreachable node. Some nodes have earned a timeout.
If LootRoute gives up on valid nodes too quickly, increase the wait time. If it wastes too much time retrying bad nodes, reduce it or keep failed nodes skipped for longer.
Profession
Use Profession to control profession knowledge automation. LootRoute can use gathered knowledge items and, when enabled, automatically spend Midnight herbalism or mining knowledge points.
Automatic knowledge spending changes your profession specialization. Review your choices in-game before enabling it; LootRoute is efficient, not psychic.
