MapleCompass 0.8.0

See what an item is worth from its tooltip, tell every map apart by its Map Mark, and look back over each map's visits.

MapleCompass isn't made, endorsed or supported by NEXON. Using any third-party tool with MapleStory is at your own risk.

Changes

• The Item Card. Hover an item until its tooltip shows and press Ctrl+Shift+I: a card opens at the pointer with what the tooltip doesn't say. More on the site
  • Shop pays: what an NPC shop pays for one.
  • Market: the price you keep for the item. Click it, type it as players write it (450,000, 450k or 1.2m) and press Enter. The button beside it opens MesoWatch to see what players pay.
  • Click the item's name to open its MeowDB page. Drag the card by its bar to move it; its × or Ctrl+Shift+I again closes it.
• Item Lookup is now Ctrl+Shift+U. It works as before, opening the hovered item's MeowDB page. The key you pressed for it (Ctrl+Shift+I, or your own) now opens the Item Card. If another of your hotkeys already uses Ctrl+Shift+U, Item Lookup starts turned off: give it a key with Change hotkeys in Help & Setup. More on the site
• Map Marks. Each map's name has its Map Mark beside it, the emblem the minimap shows for its area: Henesys's shield, Kerning City's stone, Sleepywood's skull. Smaller ones mark a Hidden Portal's destination, your route, the maps a mob spawns on and your Personal Bests. More on the site
• Personal Bests in a window over the game. The Grind Tracker's star opens your Personal Bests over the game instead of in your browser. A map's visit count ("3 visits") lists its 10 best visits. To remove one that came from a misreading, click its ×, then Remove? to confirm. More on the site
• Every mob on the map. The Mobs section lists them all, by level, with no "+N more" line. Collapse the section to put a long list away. More on the site
• Bug Reports. Something wrong? Choose Bug Report in the menu of MapleCompass's compass in the notification area. It saves what MapleCompass read and made of it, and opens a form to report the bug on GitHub. More on the site
• The MapleCompass site, itechify.github.io/maplecompass, explains each feature and how to use it, and says what to do when something doesn't work. About & Credits in Help & Setup links to it.
• Fixed: one misread of the EXP bar near the end of a level could count as a level-up, shooting the rate up, or say "You switched character" when you hadn't.

Your settings, hotkeys and Personal Bests carry over from 0.7.0. The Item Card fetches two more files from OSMS Data Explorer, about 1.2 MB together, and keeps them for offline use.

Download (Windows 10/11, 64-bit)

File	What it is
MapleCompass_0.8.0_x64-setup.exe	Installer (recommended). Installs for your user over earlier versions, with a Start menu entry and an uninstaller.
MapleCompass_0.8.0_x64_en-US.msi	The same, as an MSI package (installs for all users, so it asks for admin rights).
maplecompass-0.8.0-portable.exe	No install: run it from any folder. Needs the Microsoft Edge WebView2 runtime, which Windows 11 already has.

Quit the running MapleCompass first (its compass in the notification area: Quit MapleCompass). The files aren't code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen may say it "protected your PC": choose More info, then Run anyway.

Map, mob and item data, map pictures, Map Marks, mob animations and item pictures: OSMS Data Explorer. Pages: NiaMeowDB. Market prices: MesoWatch, which the Item Card opens. Title and item recognition: ocrs (model under CC BY-SA 4.0). Typeface: Maplestory by NEXON. See THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md, attached, and About & Credits in Help & Setup.