• Main View
• Info View
• Tracking View

• HUD (Heads-Up Display)
• ODB (On Decal Bar)
• Icons
• Command Line

• the location icon (see Icons)
• type indication (e.g., Surface, Indoors, Jumping, etc.)
• the current coordinates - indoor coordinates will be bracketed
• the number of meters above sea level
• the current cardinal compass facing
• and, the same facing in degrees

Found on the bottom of this page is:

• the direct heading (in shorthand cardinal form) from the current source location to the current destination location
• the original distance between the source and destination
• if a route has been performed than the distance of the route
• and the distance savings of that route vs. the original distance

The following 8 buttons:

• Source - takes the current coordinates and sets them to be the source location, which can then be used for routing
• Dest - takes the current coordinates and sets them to be the destination location, which can then be used for routing
• Info - displays the Info View
• Route - calculates a route using the portal system of Dereth from the current source location to the current destination location as displayed in the Info View
• Dist - displays the desired location set (see below) sorted by distance from the current coordinates in the Info View
• Alpha - displayes the desired location set (see below) sorted alphabetically (but with distance from the current coordinates listed for each location) in the Info View
• Swap - swaps the source and destination location in the Info View
• Add Tie - takes the current location and uses them to create a new tie/recall point in the Info View. If the location is in a dungeon DPS will attempt to resolve the name of that dungeon and use that for the tie/recall point instead.

The following checkboxes specify the desired location set when using the Dist and Alpha buttons. If a button is not checked, then items of that type will not be displayed in the Info View:

• Towns
• Lifestones
• Outposts
• Dungeons
• Portals
• Portal Exits - exit coordinates for portals near the location
• Halls - Meeting Halls
• POI - Points of Interest
• Vendors
• Housing
• Search - used in conjunction with the edit box immediately to its right to perform simple text searches in the list of known locations. For example, checking off Search and typing Tusker into the edit box will only display locations containing the word Tusker in either its name or description.

• A skull icon (see Icons). The skull for a corpse will remain white for the first 10% of the timer for that corpse. So in the case of a corpse with a 1 hour timer, the skull would be white for the first 6 minutes. The skull of a corpse will remain green for the middle 80% of timer for that corpse. So in the case of a corpse with a 1 hour timer, the skull would be green for minutes 7 through 54. The skull of a corpse will remain red for the last 10% of the timer for that corpse and will remain until the corpse is deleted by the user.
• An icon indicating the type of location (see Icons)
• coordinates of the corpse - indoor coordinates will be bracketed (dungeon resolution does not occur on this list)
• the remaining time for finding the corpse calculated on the rule of 5 minutes per level with a minimum of 1 hour)

The green S and red D are used to set the corpse as the source or destination location, see above for more info.

A corpse can be tracked in a Tracking View by clicking the corpse. If a corpse is being tracked, its text will turn green. The currently selected corpse can be deleted with the Delete button. All corpses can be deleted using the Clear button.

Each bookmark contains the following information:

• An icon indicating the type of location (see Icons)
• The name of the bookmark

Right now there are only two bookmarks that will show in this view:

• Last Known Coordinates - this will only be displayed if tracking the character's last known has been enabled in the options (see below)
• Currently Tracked Location - The last place that was tracked in the Tracking View (not a corpse or the Last Known Coordinates).

The green S and red D are used to set the corpse as the source or destination location, see above for more info.

As with corpses, bookmarks can be tracked in a Tracking View by clicking the bookmark. If a bookmark is being tracked in the Tracking View, then it will be highlighted green.

• AC Warcry Atlas (stored as atlas.xml)
• AC Maps Dungeon ID Listing (stored as dungeons.csv)

Both databases can by synchronized using your internet connection and the following buttons:

• Download - makes the appropriate connect and downloads a fresh version of the appropriate data file
• Cancel - aborts a download of the appropriate data file midstream
• Revert - reverts to the last version of the appropriate data file
• Original - reverts to the original (installed) version of the appropriate data file

Each page lists the size, date, and time of the last download for the appropriate data file.

The AC Warcry Atlas page contains a listing of known locations by their category. Clicking a category will bring up a list of all the locations in that category in the Info View. There are some special categories:

• All - all known locations
• Corrected Portals - portals that did not have destination coordinates entered, but were able to be corrected to approximate drop coordinates
• Rest - a collection of the Vendor, Landmark, and Village categories
• Duplicate - locations that appear to be the same
• Deadend Portal - portals that did not have destination coordinates entered, but were not able to be corrected
• Dungeon No ID - dungeons for which a dungeon ID could not be determined
• Unknown - locations of an unknown type

The AC Maps IDs page conains a count of the number of dungeons listed in the file, than have been named by the file.

• ODB - On Decal Bar, this means that if text is being displayed on the Decal bar (this is a Decal option), then this item will appear as part of the title for the Main View
• HUD - Heads Up Display, this means that if the HUD is enabled (see below) then this item will appear as part of the text in the HUD
• <br> - Line Break, this means that a line break will be added into the text as indicated in the option

The following options are in the bottom of the page:

• Rst HUD Pos - resets the position of the HUD
• Rst Info Pos - resets the size and position of the Info View
• Rst Track Pos - resets the position of the Tracking View
• HUD Justification - can be set to Right, Left, or Center. Indicates whether text is draw to the left, right, or is centered on, the HUD position
• HUD Font Size - the relative font size of the HUD text
• HUD Line Spacing - the number of pixels between lines (see <br> above) in the HUD

The following options exist:

• Track Last Known Coords - keeps track of the last known coordinates and heading of the character. This way on a dropped connection you can return to your last location. This can be handy if you have auto-run on during the drop, and then happen to die while disconnected.
• Popup New Corpses - on death a Tracking View will appear for the new corpse
• Show Location Icon On Decal Bar - show an icon indicating the type of location of the character on the Decal bar (see Icons)
• Show Coords On Decal Bar (ODB) - show the current coordinates on the Decal bar
• Show Coords In Viewport (HUD) - show a HUD in the 3D viewspce of the AC client
• <br> Before Height (HUD Only) - adds a line break before the height in the HUD
• Show Height (ODB and/or HUD) - show the meters above sea level
• <br> Before Heading (HUD Only) - adds a line break before the heading in the HUD
• Show Heading (ODB and/or HUD) - show the shorthand cardinal form of the character's current heading
• <br> Before Dungeon Name (HUD Only) - adds a line break before the dungeon name in the HUD
• Show Dungeon Name (ODB and/or HUD) - show a dungeon name if known

If you'd like to reset the source to the current coordinates of your AC character, click the Coordinates checkbox. Clicking the Location checkbox will happen automatically if you set a location as the source (see above), doing so manually will simply clear out the coordinates manually and you will see a warning to set a location. In either mode you can hand edit coordinates, but if a place is set as the source it will persist unless the Coordinates checkbox is checked.

Filling in the Dest Lat/Lon is not required when the Coordinates checkbox is checked. Dest Lat/Lon will be filled in if the current Location is set to a portal.

The name, description, and type icon (see Icons) will also be displayed for the source.

If you'd like to reset the destination to the current coordinates of your AC character, click the Coordinates checkbox. Clicking the Location checkbox will happen automatically if you set a location as the destination (see above), doing so manually will simply clear out the coordinates manually and you will see a warning to set a location. In either mode you can hand edit coordinates, but if a place is set as the destination it will persist unless the Coordinates checkbox is checked.

Filling in the Dest Lat/Lon is not required when the Coordinates checkbox is checked. Dest Lat/Lon will be filled in if the current Location is set to a portal.

The name, description, and type icon (see Icons) will also be displayed for the destination.

• Lat/Lon distance to the location
• shorthand cardinal direction to the location
• an icon indicating the type of location (see Icons)
• The name and coordinates of the location

Clicking on any line on this page will pop up a Tracking View for the location on that line.

Clicking the green S on any line will set that location to the source location for routing.

Clicking the red D on any line will set that location to the destination location for routing.

• Lat/Lon distance to the location
• shorthand cardinal direction to the location
• an icon indicating the type of location (see Icons)
• The name and coordinates of the location

Clicking on any line on this page will pop up a Tracking View for the location on that line.

Clicking the green S on any line will set that location to the source location for routing.

Clicking the red D on any line will set that location to the destination location for routing.

• Lat/Lon distance to the location from the location on the line above it
• shorthand cardinal direction to the location from the location on the line above it
• an icon indicating the type of location (see Icons)
• The name and coordinates of the location

Clicking on any line on this page will pop up a Tracking View for the location on that line.

Clicking the green S on any line will set that location to the source location for routing.

Clicking the red D on any line will set that location to the destination location for routing.

• A checkbox to indicate if the tie/recall point is to be used in routing calculations. A checked point will be used in routing.
• an icon indicating the type of tie/recall point (see Icons)
• The name and coordinates of the location

Clicking the green S on any line will set that tie/recall point to the source location for routing.

Clicking the red D on any line will set that tie/recall point to the destination location for routing.

Clicking on any tie/recall point in the list will select the tie/recall point and display its information on the right hand side of the page. From here, if possible (see below), you can edit the type, name, and coordinates of the tie/recall point.

The 3 buttons work as follows:

• Add Tie - takes the current location and uses them to create a new tie/recall point in the Info View. If the location is in a dungeon DPS will attempt to resolve the name of that dungeon and use that for the tie/recall point instead. However, if the character currently has either a portal/dungeon/hall selected or a lifestone selected, then the selected item will be used for the tiepoint instead.
• Update Tie - Once you have edited the information for a tie/recall point, click this button to update the information in the tie/recall point itself. If you can't change part of the tie/recall point, you will get a warning in the AC client chat area, and that part will reset to its fixed value.
• Remove Tie - Deletes the currently selected tie. If a tie can not be deleted you will get a warning in the AC client chat area. Special ties can not be removed (see below).

There are six tie/recall points that can not be removed from DPS, and only one of which can have its coordinates edited. They are:

• Ulgrim's Recall (can have its coordinates changed)
• Singularity Caul Recall
• Recall the Sanctuary
• Mount Lethe Recall
• Aphus Lassal Recall
• Aerlinthe Recall

• A checkbox to indicate if the portal is to be used in routing calculations. A checked portal will be used in routing.
• an icon indicating the portal (see Icons)
• The name and coordinates of the portal

Clicking the green S on any line will set that tie/recall point to the source location for routing.

Clicking the red D on any line will set that tie/recall point to the destination location for routing.

Found on the top of this page is the basic tracking information, including:

• the location icon (see Icons)
• type indication (e.g., Surface, Indoors, Jumping, etc.)
• the coordinates of the tracked location - indoor coordinates will be bracketed
• the number of meters above sea level of the tracked location
• the cardinal direction to face when running to the tracked location
• and, the same facing in degrees
• the distance to the tracked location in degrees longitude and degrees latitude
• the direct distance to the tracked location (measured in compass clicks)

The following 9 buttons:

• Dismiss - makes the tracking window go away (removed even from the Decal bar). unlike in previous versions this does not remove a corpse from the list of tracked corpses in the Main View

li>Source - takes the coordinates of the tracked location (or the tracked location itself) and sets them to be the source location, which can then be used for routing

• Dest - takes the coordinates of the tracked location (or the tracked location itself) and sets them to be the destination location, which can then be used for routing
• Info - displays the Info View
• Route - calculates a route using the portal system of Dereth from the current source location to the current destination location as displayed in the Info View
• Dist - displays the desired location set (see below) sorted by distance from the tracked coordinates in the Info View
• Alpha - displayes the desired location set (see below) sorted alphabetically (but with distance from the tracked coordinates listed for each location) in the Info View
• Swap - swaps the source and destination location in the Info View
• Add Tie - takes the tracked location and uses it to create a new tie/recall point in the Info View. If the location is in a dungeon DPS will attempt to resolve the name of that dungeon and use that for the tie/recall point instead.

The following checkboxes specify the desired location set when using the Dist and Alpha buttons. If a button is not checked, then items of that type will not be displayed in the Info View:

• Towns
• Lifestones
• Outposts
• Dungeons
• Portals
• Portal Exits - exit coordinates for portals near the location
• Halls - Meeting Halls
• POI - Points of Interest
• Vendors
• Housing
• Search - used in conjunction with the edit box immediately to its right to perform simple text searches in the list of known locations. For example, checking off Search and typing Tusker into the edit box will only display locations containing the word Tusker in either its name or description.

• The location's description
• The death message (if a corpse)
• The dungeon a corpse was left in (if a corpse)

• current coordinates of the character. Indoor/in-Dungeon coordinates will be displayed in brackets ('[' and ']')
• current meters above sea level of the character (in dungeons this generally is an offset in terms of the "center point" of the dungeon)
• the shorthand cardinal facing of the character
• in a dungeon only the 4th line will contain the name of the dungeon

Generally speaking the title of this view will contain information about what information is currently being shown on the Info tab in the Info View.

If there is no search text or coords, then the current location will be set as the source.

If you enter search text, the source will be set to the first location that contains the matching text. You will not be given an option.

Coordinates should approximate the format of XX.XAXX.XA for lat/lon. Some settings that will work are:

@dps source 12.3N, 14.4W
@dps source 12.3 N 14.4 W
@dps source 12.3N14.4W

lat must always precede lon.

If -c is specified (as in @dps route -c) then the source will be set to the current location and then a route will be calculated from the new source to the current destination.

If a destination is specified (same rules as @dps source apply) then the new destination will be set and then the route calculated from the source to the destination.