Layer Me
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Auto-invites players who ask for your current layer, and hops you to any layer. No spam, no version nags.
LayerMe makes it easy to help other players reach your layer and find another layer yourself without turning layering into a complicated process.
When another player asks for a layer, LayerMe can detect the request and automatically invite them. When you need to move, LayerMe can request any layer or a specific layer, accept the responding invite, detect the layer change, and help complete the transfer.
Features
- Automatic layer request detection — watches your selected chat sources for players asking for a layer.
- Custom trigger word — choose what LayerMe listens for.
- Specific layer requests — recognizes requests such as
layer 2orlayer2. - One-click layer hopping — request known layers directly from the LayerMe window.
- Find any layer — quickly ask for a layer without specifying a number.
- Auto Accept — optionally accept an invite after you request a layer.
- Auto Leave — optionally leave the transfer party after LayerMe confirms you've changed layers.
- Known Layers — displays known numbered layers when authoritative layer information is available.
- Live Status — see your current layer, detection method, listening state, channel status and active request.
- Layer-change notifications — get a simple chat notification when your layer changes.
- Guild, Channel, Whisper, Say and Yell controls — choose exactly where LayerMe listens.
- Guild-only support — use LayerMe entirely within your guild if desired.
- Custom blacklist — filter unwanted request terms, configurable directly from the UI or slash commands.
- Invite cooldown — prevents repeated requests from the same player from causing invite spam.
- Optional confirmation whisper — let invited players know LayerMe responded to their request.
- Statistics — tracks LayerMe invites and layer requests.
- NovaWorldBuffs integration — uses NWB when available for authoritative numbered-layer information.
- Standalone layer-change detection — LayerMe can still detect layer transitions without pretending to know an authoritative layer number when that information isn't available.
Designed to stay simple
LayerMe is built around two jobs:
Someone needs your layer?
LayerMe helps invite them.
You need another layer?
LayerMe helps you get there.
No complicated setup is required. Open the LayerMe window, choose where you want it to listen, and you're ready to go.
Commands
/lm — Open LayerMe/lm find — Request a layer/lm find <number> — Request a specific layer/lm blacklist list — Show blacklist/lm blacklist add <word> — Add a blacklist word/lm blacklist remove <word> — Remove a blacklist word/lm blacklist clear — Clear blacklist/lm blacklist reset — Restore default blacklist
NovaWorldBuffs
LayerMe works on its own, but NovaWorldBuffs is recommended if you want authoritative numbered-layer information and the best experience with specific-layer hopping.
Without NWB, LayerMe can detect observed layer changes while deliberately avoiding guessed Layer 1/2/3 numbers.
Layer Me Team
