Keyway

Right-click a dungeon in the Mythic+ tab to get routed to its entrance. Left-click still teleports.

Why

Signing up for a key means opening the map, hunting for the dungeon, and clicking its entrance pin before the game will tell you how to get there. Keyway puts that on the dungeon icon you were already looking at.

What it does

• Right-click a dungeon in the Mythic+ tab to track its entrance. It supertracks the entrance pin rather than dropping a flat waypoint, so the map routes you through intermediate portals instead of pointing in a straight line at the destination.
• Left-click teleports, exactly as it did before.
• Entrances are read out of the client at runtime, so a new season needs no update.

Install

Drop the Keyway folder into _retail_/Interface/AddOns/ and restart the client.

Slash commands

/keyway or /kw

Command	What it does
scan	Rebuild the entrance index
verify	List this season's dungeons with their teleport spell and entrance source
probe	Dump the supertracking API state, for when something is not routing
dump	Print resolved entrances as a pasteable Lua table
mode auto|pin|waypoint	Force the routing style. auto prefers pin tracking
set <id>	Save your current position as that dungeon's entrance
clear [id]	Drop one override, or all of them
go <id>	Route to a dungeon by challenge map id

Ids come from /kw verify.

How an entrance gets resolved

In order: your own override, then the built-in table, then the runtime scan.

The scan walks every zone descendant of the cosmic and Azeroth maps, collects dungeon entrances, and indexes them by journal instance id with a name match as a fallback. Results are cached to SavedVariables against the client build and a cache version, so it rebuilds itself after a patch instead of serving stale data.

If a scanned entrance ever lands on the wrong portal, stand at the right one and run /kw set <id> to pin it permanently.

Notes

Keyway puts its own button over each dungeon icon, because WoW hands a click to the topmost frame and will not fall it through to a sibling. To keep left-click teleport working, that button carries the teleport spell itself. If a dungeon has no teleport spell on file, Keyway does not cover the icon at all. It shows a small pin in the corner instead, so an unrecognised dungeon can never break teleporting.

Plays fine alongside DBM's keystone teleports, which sit underneath and stay out of the way.

Uses TomTom for an arrow as well, if you have it installed.