Endless Map

Endless Map 1.3.1

Azeroth Unrolled is now called Endless Map.

• Same add-on, new name. The map, the buttons, the settings and every command work exactly as in 1.3.0.
• Gilneas is on the map. The land south of Silverpine Forest and the Greymane Wall is in the game, but the game has no map of it - the map showed only a blurry patch of the continent there. Endless Map now draws it like the maps around it (coast, mountains, roads, Gilneas City and its houses, made from the game's own terrain) and names it: "Gilneas", and "Gilneas City" as you zoom in. You can zoom in on it like on any zone. With the minimap imagery on you see the real terrain there instead, names included. A party member there shows as in Gilneas.
• Gilneas follows the fog of war like every zone: parchment until you have been there. Each part of it - the countryside (most of the land, all at once), Gilneas City, the Greymane Wall, the islands off the coast - turns to colour once you have walked into it, right away even with the map open, and stays so for that character; your other characters see their own. Gilneas City's name shows once you have been there. With the minimap imagery on, Gilneas's land is greyed until explored, like everywhere else.
• Update as usual: your settings carry over. The add-on's folder is still AzerothUnrolled, so the game keeps everything you set.
• Look for Endless Map in the AddOns list, on the Settings page (Esc > Options > AddOns > Endless Map), at the top of the map menu and in the chat.
• New command: /endlessmap - it always works. /unroll stays as the short form, and /azerothunrolled still works too.
• Fixed: two copies of the add-on enabled at once - for example the CurseForge copy and a test copy - no longer fight over the map: only one runs. While the test copy (Endless Map (beta)) is enabled, it is the one that runs. A copy older than 1.3.1 cannot step aside, so next to one the newer copy does - and leaves the older copy's settings as they are.
• Minimap imagery (if you switched it on): the lakes and rivers match the game's again. The game's latest patch drew the minimap's water darker; the imagery's pictures are now made from the new minimap, so lakes, rivers and coasts no longer change colour as you zoom in. The open sea stays one calm blue.