AddOn - [TTMP] The Tamriel Mapping Project Options

[SirAndy]

TTMP - The Tamriel Mapping Project
A simple AddOn that allows tracking of material nodes, chests, quests, lorebooks, treasure maps and much more!
http://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1427-TT...ingProject.html

- Most assets (wood/ore/cloth nodes, runes, chests etc) are added automatically to the map as they are interacted with.
- Custom map filters allow you to choose what assets are displayed on your map.
- You can choose between two icon sets and assign custom colors to each icon type.
- Can import HarvestMap data.
- Supports the English, German, French and Russian version of the game (Although the interface and chat commands are still in English).

UPDATE:
- Updated to API Version 100035
- Thanks to @dlrgames for sharing their SavedVariables file, it has been merged into this release!

KNOWN ISSUES:
Ever since ZOS re-scaled the Auridon map a lot of nodes exist multiple times.
I cleaned up most of the map by now but there may still be some duplicates.

IMPORTANT - ACHTUNG - ATTENTION - WICHTIG
If you already have TTMP installed, do *NOT* overwrite your "SavedVariables" file with a newer version!
DON'T DO IT! There really is no reason to ever replace the "SavedVariables/TamrielMapping.lua" file directly.
You will lose everything you have ever mapped yourself!

Only touch the "SavedVariables/TamrielMapping.lua" file if:

- This is your first install of TTMP and you want to start with my latest asset file instead of creating your own (empty) file.
See "Using my latest Asset file" for instructions on how to use my latest "SavedVariables" file, which already has over 63,000 tracked assets.

- You already have TTMP and you want to merge my latest asset file with yours. If so, follow the TTMPMerge instructions!

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TTMP Chat Commands:
For a full list of TTMP chat commands, scroll down to the "TTMP Usage" section.

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Currently tracked Assets:

Blacksmithing Nodes - automatic (Jewelry crafting uses the same spawn locations)
Woodworking Nodes - automatic
Clothing Nodes - automatic
Solvent Nodes - automatic
Enchanting Runes - automatic (Psijic Portals use the same spawn locations)
Alchemy Nodes - automatic
Treasure Chests - automatic
Backpacks - automatic (unless they are empty)
Heavy Sacks/Crates - automatic
Treasure Maps - manual
Dark Fissures - manual
Fishing Holes - manual
Skyshards - manual
Lorebooks - manual
Quests - manual
Crafting Surveys - manual
Points of Interest - manual
Thieves Troves - automatic
Safeboxes - automatic
Giant Clams - automatic
Antiquity Dig Sites - automatic

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Download:
You can download the latest version here:

TTMP AddOn (v3.5.1) - Clean install, no saved Assets!
TTMP AddOn (v3.5.1) - With my saved Assets!

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Installation/Update:
Simply unzip the download and copy the 'TamrielMapping' folder into your ESO "AddOns" folder and restart ESO.
If you're updating to a newer version, simply replace the whole folder.
If you also downloaded my latest saved Assets, see the section below.

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Using my latest Asset file:
If you don't want to start fresh, you can use my latest "SavedVariables" file, which already has over 63,000 tracked assets.
Simply drop my "SavedVariables/TamrielMapping.lua" into your ESO "SavedVariables" folder.

TTMP - SavedVariables (v3.5.0)
File info: Last updated on 2021.06.06, contains 63,085 tracked assets

NOTE:
Please make sure your text editor supports utf8, especially if you're playing in French, German or Russian!

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Updating your Asset file:
If you have already used TTMP, you can use my "SavedVariables/TamrielMapping.lua" file and the TTMPMerge AddOn to merge my latest asset file with your existing one.
In fact, you can merge files from any other TTMP user as well.

TTMPMerge AddOn (v3.5.0)

USAGE:
To use TTMPMerge you need to:

Asset File version 1.7.0 or later:
- Get my (or someone else's) "SavedVariables/TamrielMapping.lua" file
- Rename it to "TTMPMerge.lua"
- Copy it into your "SavedVariables" folder
- Open it with a text editor (make sure your text editor supports utf8!) and replace "TamrielMapping_Vars" in the first line with "TTMPMerge_Vars".
- Start ESO, enable TTMPMerge, load into a character and use the /ttmp merge command.

Asset File version 1.6.x or previous:
- Get my (or someone else's) "SavedVariables/TamrielMapping.lua" file
- Rename it to "TTMPMerge.lua"
- Copy it into your "SavedVariables" folder
- Open it with a text editor (make sure your text editor supports utf8!) and replace "TamrielMapping_Vars" in the first line with "TTMPMerge_Vars".
Search for the @ character and replaced the old Account Name "@xxx" with your actual ESO account name.
- Start ESO, enable TTMPMerge, load into a character and use the /ttmp merge command.

You can run a "test" by using "/ttmp merge test" which will process the new file but not make any changes to your local TTMP file.

NOTE:
Running a merge will freeze the game for several seconds, depending on how large the file is you're trying to import. This is OK!
It shouldn't take any longer than 5 - 10 seconds.

As always, please make sure you have a backup of your existing "SavedVariables" files before doing a merge!



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[Driosketch]

I've been adding a few new lore books I ran across during the New Life festival, and fixed a double skyshard marking in Eastmarch. Also fixed the position of a lore book in southern Shadowfin, and added a coulple treasure maps.

PS, the updated Saved Variable from Nov from the add-on page gave me an additional 4000 items.

[SirAndy]

I've been adding a few new lore books I ran across during the New Life festival, and fixed a double skyshard marking in Eastmarch. Also fixed the position of a lore book in southern Shadowfin, and added a coulple treasure maps.

PS, the updated Saved Variable from Nov from the add-on page gave me an additional 4000 items.

Thank you Sir, i'll add that to the next update ...
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