Getting started
- Run MapleStory in windowed or borderless mode.
- Press Share game window in Connection Status and pick the MapleStory window. The button changes to Currently Sharing. Press it again to stop.
- Telerock reads what's on your screen, on your own computer. Nothing is uploaded.
- Open these in game so Telerock can see them: the minimap, the quickslot, and once, Menu > Game Option on the Game tab.
If something isn't being read, an orange message appears in the top bar saying why.
The dashboard
- Moving: drag a widget by its title. It snaps to the grid. If there's no room where you drop it, it goes back and tells you.
- Collapsing: the arrow on a widget shrinks it to its title and frees the space. Anything below it at the same width moves up.
- Closing: the × hides a widget. Bring it back from the Widgets menu.
Top bar
- Widgets: tick what you want to see. The small map shows where everything is, and hovering a name flashes that widget on the map. New widgets take the first free space.
- Scale: Small, Normal or Large. The Game Window never changes size.
- Settings: see below.
- Sun or moon: switches between light and dark mode.
- Export and Import layout: save your arrangement as a file, or load one from a friend.
- Reset: goes back to the starting layout.
Settings
- Game window: Telerock measures your game automatically. Pick a resolution if you'd rather set it yourself.
- Compass: Default arrows or Pixel art.
- Scrolling: off by default, so everything fits on one page. Turn it on and the game stays still while the strips beside it scroll. The areas above and below the game don't scroll. With the Game Window hidden, the whole page scrolls.
- Flash threshold: on Auto, the HP and MP bars flash at your in-game HP Warning and MP Warning, read to the nearest 5%. Turn Auto off to set your own.
- Choose quickslot manually: Telerock finds your pots by itself. To pick one, turn this on and choose a slot: 1 to 4 is the top row, 5 to 8 the bottom.
- Warn under pots and Flash quickslot when low: how few pots counts as low, and whether the icon flashes.
Widgets
- Game Window
- An empty space the exact size of your game. Place the MapleStory window over it so your widgets sit around the game. Drag it from anywhere to move it. Clicking the browser can bring it in front of the game. If you play on another screen, close this widget.
- Connection Status
- Starts and stops sharing.
- Current Location
- Your map, the next map on your route, how many maps are left, and your destination. The compass blinks the way to the next portal, and the centre circle blinks when you're standing on it, so press Up. Your minimap has to be open for the compass to work. Stop Routing ends the route.
- HP, MP and EXP
- Live bars from your game. HP and MP flash when low and show a pot from your quickslot with how many are left. Your quickslot has to be open to keep the count updated. When collapsed, the title becomes the bar.
- World Map
- Shows every location, a pointer over you and over your destination, and your route. Hover a dot to see its mobs and NPCs. Click a dot to route there.
- Mob Hunt
- Type up to 3 mobs with the + button. Maps are listed by distance or by number of mobs, and with more than one mob they're grouped by which mobs they have. Press Route to go there. The globe on a mob's picture circles every place it appears on the World Map.
- Quests Beta
- Reads your Quest Helper panel while it's open in game and shows your progress. It's still being tested, so counts can be wrong. If you have quests that need mobs, Mob Hunt offers Fill from my quests.
- Find a route
- Type a map and press Find route to see the steps and alternatives, then Route to follow it. Tick cabs or return scrolls to allow those. Cab routes aren't confirmed yet. Searching by item drop needs drop data that isn't available yet.
- EXP this session
- Your EXP per hour on each map you train on, after about 30 seconds. Reset clears it.
- Where to train
- Recommends a best map and backups for your level and class. Open your Character Stat window with its detail panel and press Read damage and accuracy for better results. If you're a first-job Rogue, open your Equipment window once so Telerock can see your weapon.