FuocoAtal'utek: Vaults of Atal'Utek taxi helper

Talk to an Amani Windcaller in the Vaults of Atal'Utek and, instead of a list of dialog options, you get the zone map with clickable flight pins: a green dot where you stand, the classic taxi boot on the destinations you can reach, a red X on the flight points you haven't activated yet. Click a boot, off you fly.

What it looks like

The dialog replaced by the zone map: a green dot on the station you are standing in, the taxi boot on every destination you can reach, and the two stock options as buttons below.

A red X is a flight point you have not activated yet, and the tooltip says where to go: the Altar of Corrosion.

Hover a boot and the destination is named in your own language, straight from the game. Click it, off you fly.

What it does

Replaces the Windcaller dialog

A draggable map window takes the place of the option list. The dialog stays alive underneath, so nothing breaks.

One click to travel

Hover a pin to see the destination in your own language: the names come straight from the game, never translated by hand.

The blessing has its own button

The “hide me in the winds” blessing sits right under the map.

The old way, one click away

“Show normal dialog” brings the stock list back at any time, session intact.

Esc closes cleanly

The window and the dialog close together, and any other dialog in the game is untouched.

What's on the map

There is no menu and nothing to configure: everything happens on the map window that replaces the Windcaller's dialog.

You are here: The green dot on the station you are standing at.
The taxi boot: A destination you can fly to. Hover it and the name appears in your own language, straight from the game; click it, off you fly.
The red X: A flight point you have not activated yet. The tooltip says what to do: use the Altar of Corrosion first.
The Altar of Corrosion: A signpost, not a destination: it marks the place where those flight points get activated. Clicking it takes you nowhere.
Show zone events: A checkbox that shows or hides, on the map, the zone's events and activities exactly as the game marks them. Your choice is remembered.
The event markers: Bosses, treasures, events and activities, with the game's own icons. Click one and you fly to the nearest station you can reach; the tooltip names it first, and tells you if you are already there.
The quest icons: The game's own: a quest to accept, one already accepted, one complete and waiting to be turned in, and the repeatable ones with the arrows. The tooltip says it in words too.
The blessing button: The “hide me in the winds” blessing sits right under the map, one click away.
Show normal dialog: Brings the stock list of options back at any time, with the dialog still alive.
Esc: Closes the map and the dialog together, and leaves every other window of the game alone.
The window: It drags anywhere you like and remembers nothing else, because there is nothing else to remember.

Good to know

Works with any game language: the interface is localized in English, Italian, Spanish, German, French and Russian, and falls back to English everywhere else.
Destinations are recognized by their internal option IDs, not by text: it works identically on every client.
Zero configuration, zero dependencies, and it does nothing outside the Vaults.

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