Wormhole Marks [DST Continued]

Wormhole Marks [DST Continued]

Navigate the Wilderness with Enhanced Wormhole Markers in Don’t Starve Together

Tired of getting lost in the vast and often treacherous landscapes of Don’t Starve Together? This essential mod transforms the way you interact with the world’s most convenient, yet sometimes confusing, shortcuts: wormholes. By introducing a vibrant and intuitive visual system, the Wormhole Marks mod ensures you’ll never question which portal leads where again.

Unlock Clearer Navigation

The core of this mod lies in its ability to assign unique color identifiers to connected pairs of wormholes. Once you traverse a wormhole, its twin on the minimap will instantly be marked with a distinct color. This visual cue eliminates the guesswork, allowing you to plan your expeditions and retreats with unprecedented clarity. No more accidentally teleporting to the wrong side of the map when you’re in a hurry!

Key Features for Survivors:

  • Color-Coded Connections: Each wormhole pair receives its own unique color identifier on the minimap after initial use.
  • Expanded Support: The mod is designed to handle up to an impressive 22 distinct wormhole pairs, covering even the most sprawling server maps.
  • Configurable Visibility: For those who find the default colors challenging to spot, an optional setting allows icons to be drawn over the fog of war.

Overcoming the Fog of War

Should the standard minimap icons prove insufficient against the encroaching darkness or dense terrain, the Wormhole Marks mod offers a powerful configuration option. Enabling the “Draw over FoW” setting will ensure your wormhole markers are visible even on unexplored portions of the map. While this feature makes the markers universally visible to all players on the server, it guarantees that no survivor is left stranded due to an unclear path. This enhancement, originally developed by Black Mirror and continued to serve the Don’t Starve Together community, is a must-have for any serious explorer.

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