QuickWaypoint

Paste coordinates from any source, in any format, and get a tracked waypoint instantly.

QuickWaypoint gives you one slash command that turns pasted coordinates — copied from Discord, a guide, or a teammate's chat message — straight into a tracked map waypoint, no matter how they're formatted.

Usage

• /wp 45.6 23.1, /wp 45.6,23.1, or /wp 45.6, 23.1 — parses any of these (extra spaces, % signs, and any number of decimal places all work too) and drops a tracked waypoint at that spot on your current map. Prints the map link locally so you can click it to jump the map to that location.
• /wp with no arguments — pings your current position instead. If you have a target, it announces <name> (<hp%>) <map link> to channel 1, handy for calling out "come here, fighting this" without anyone needing to alt-tab to a coordinate guide.
• /waypoint works identically to /wp if you prefer the long form.

Why

Coordinates get shared in every format under the sun — space-separated, comma-separated, with or without a space after the comma, with or without a % sign. Most waypoint tools expect one specific format and choke on anything else. QuickWaypoint just accepts whatever you paste.

Features

• Zero configuration. No options panel, no setup — install and use the slash command.
• Format-flexible parsing. Handles the common variants people actually paste without needing to be reformatted first.
• Auto-tracked. Sets the waypoint as your supertracked target automatically, so you get the on-screen directional arrow immediately.

Author: Embwana