Local Map Markers

Local Map Markers lets you place your own markers directly on Muck's map.

MuckSaveGame is optional. The mod works on its own in session-only mode, while installing MuckSaveGame enables marker persistence for saved games.

Marker Types

Six marker types are available:

• House
• Cave
• Village
• Revive
• Boss
• Generic

Controls

• 1–6 — Select marker type
• LMB click — Place the selected marker
• RMB click — Remove the nearest local map marker
• Mouse Wheel — Zoom the map

The selected marker and control guide are shown in the top-left corner while the map is open.

Persistence

With MuckSaveGame

• Markers are associated with the corresponding saved game.
• Loading a save restores its markers.
• Starting a new game with the same seed as an existing save still starts with an empty marker map.
• Saving that new game makes its current markers the persistent marker set for that save.

Without MuckSaveGame

• Local Map Markers still works normally.
• Markers remain available for the current session only.
• They are cleared when the session ends.

Multiplayer

Markers are local to each player and are not synchronized over the network.

Installation

Thunderstore / r2modman

Install LocalMapMarkers normally through your mod manager. BepInEx will be installed as a dependency if needed.

Manual Installation

1. Install BepInExPack_Muck.
2. Place LocalMapMarkers.dll in BepInEx/plugins/LocalMapMarkers/.
3. Launch Muck.

Changelog

1.0.2

• Minor documentation improvements.

1.0.1

• Documentation improvements.

1.0.0

First public release.

• Six custom map marker types: House, Cave, Village, Revive, Boss, and Generic.
• Marker selection with keys 1–6.
• Place markers with LMB and remove them with RMB.
• Keeps normal map dragging and mouse-wheel zoom behavior.
• In-map selected-marker and controls display.
• Optional per-save marker persistence through MuckSaveGame.
• Session-only operation when MuckSaveGame is not installed.
• New games remain isolated from existing marker data even when using the same seed.
• Local-only markers with no networking or RPC synchronization.