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 __**IMPORTANT**__ __**IMPORTANT**__
  
-TC can move your character to almost limitless places, but it cannot go to every possible location in the game.  First and foremost, it is limited by the Minion Mesh system - if the location you wish to travel to is on a mesh, then TM has a good chance of getting to it. If it's not on the mesh, then TM cannot move to it - however, you can use the Minion mesh editing tool (the Navigation menu item on the Minion main menu) to fix such mesh deficiencies, and you can submit those fixes through me to have them incorporated into the Minion baseline.  Second, TC is able to get to any location that can be directly accessed after traveling to an aetheryte, aethernet, or city gate.  Locations that are behind secondary gates (like when you must talk to an NPC or open a door) or zone lines are likely not accessible - but - I have provided access to a handful of useful ones, and I do have the ability to add access to positions behind secondary gates and zone lines as people identify a burning need for them.+TC can move your character to almost limitless places, but it cannot go to every possible location in the game.  First and foremost, it is limited by the Minion Mesh system - if the location you wish to travel to is on a mesh, then TC has a good chance of getting to it. If it's not on the mesh, then TC cannot move to it - however, you can use the Minion mesh editing tool (the Navigation menu item on the Minion main menu) to fix such mesh deficiencies, and you can submit those fixes through me to have them incorporated into the Minion baseline.  Second, TC is able to get to any location that can be directly accessed after traveling to an aetheryte, aethernet, or city gate.  Locations that are behind secondary gates (like when you must talk to an NPC or open a door) or zone lines are likely not accessible - but - I have provided access to a handful of useful ones, and I do have the ability to add access to positions behind secondary gates and zone lines as people identify a burning need for them.
  
 ======= Command Description ======= ======= Command Description =======
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 /e /teleport <arg1>,<arg2>,...,<argn> /e /teleport <arg1>,<arg2>,...,<argn>
  
-Each arg has the format <key>=<value>. White space is generally not significant EXCEPT when you specify values for which TC must search, like housing area names or Taximan favorite descriptions.+Each arg has the format <key>=<value>. White space is generally not significant EXCEPT when you specify values for which TC must search, like map names, world names, housing area names or Taximan favorite descriptions.
  
  
 The teleport command arguments are defined in the following table.  All arguments are **case insensitive**. The teleport command arguments are defined in the following table.  All arguments are **case insensitive**.
  
-| Key | Value | Function | +| Key          | Value                       | Function                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  | 
-| worldid| world number or world name| Used to specify the world to which you'd like to travel.  If not provided, the current world is used. | +| worldid      | world number or world name  | Used to specify the world to which you'd like to travel.  If not provided, the current world is used.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   | 
-| mapid | map number or map name| Used to specify the map to which you'd like to travel. If not provided, the current map is used. | +| mapid        | map number or map name      | Used to specify the map to which you'd like to travel. If not provided, the current map is used. If you use a map name, there are cases where multiple mapids can correspond to a single map name.  When that occurs, TC will select the first mapid it finds that has an aetheryte associated with it, and failing that, it will select the first mapid it finds that has an intermediary associated with it.  Failing both, you can't get there.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         | 
-| pos | world position | Used to specify the 3D world position: {x=<xpos>,y=<ypos>,z=<zpos>}. If not provided, travel will cease after teleporting to the desired world/map | +| pos          | world position              | Used to specify the 3D real world position (NOT a map position that you see when using the mini map or area map): <xpos> <ypos> <zpos>. Each <pos> must be a floating point number. The current real world position of your character is shown on TC's main tab as My Position. If not provided, travel will cease after teleporting to the desired world/map                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        | 
-| housingarea | housing area name | Used to specify the housing area when you want to travel to a placard. Valid values are: mist,the lavender beds,the goblet,shirogane,empyreum. Spaces are significant here, but case is not. | +| housingarea  | housing area name           | Used to specify the housing area when you want to travel to a placard. Valid values are: mist,the lavender beds,the goblet,shirogane,empyreum. Spaces are significant here, but case is not.                                                                                                                                                                                              | 
-| wardno | ward number | Used to specify the ward number in the housing area when you want to travel to a placard. Valid values are 1-24 or 30, depending on your FFXIV version. | +| wardno       | ward number                 | Used to specify the ward number in the housing area when you want to travel to a placard. Valid values are 1-24 or 30, depending on your FFXIV version.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   | 
-| plotno | plot number | Used to specify the plot number in the housing area when you want to travel to a placard. Valid values are 1-60. | +| plotno       | plot number                 | Used to specify the plot number in the housing area when you want to travel to a placard. Valid values are 1-60.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          | 
-| favorite | favorite description | This command is only enabled if you currently own Taximan.  Used to specify a favorite you have saved in Taximan to which you want to travel. The 'favorite description' you enter must match one you have entered into Taximan's favorite table. Spaces are significant here, but case is not.  You can override the world saved in the favorite by specifying the 'worldid' argument. |+| favorite     | favorite description        | This command is only enabled if you currently own Taximan.  Used to specify a favorite you have saved in Taximan to which you want to travel. The 'favorite description' you enter must match one you have entered into Taximan's favorites table. Spaces are significant here, but case is not.  You can override the world saved in the favorite by specifying the 'worldid' argument.  | 
 +| flag | <none> | Used to travel to the currently set flag. | 
  
 Any errors in command entry will result in a red message being displayed in the chat window. A green message will appear when the travel successfully completes. Note:  Teleport Command and Taximan share their current 'travel in progress' state, so if you try to start travel using one while the other is currently in the middle of traveling, you will get a error message indicating travel is already in progress. Any errors in command entry will result in a red message being displayed in the chat window. A green message will appear when the travel successfully completes. Note:  Teleport Command and Taximan share their current 'travel in progress' state, so if you try to start travel using one while the other is currently in the middle of traveling, you will get a error message indicating travel is already in progress.
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-You could teleport to this map using the following teleport commands:+You could teleport to this map using either of the following teleport commands:
  
 /e /teleport mapid=middle la noscea /e /teleport mapid=middle la noscea
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 {{:mistahmikey:teleportcommand:main_tab.png?400|}} {{:mistahmikey:teleportcommand:main_tab.png?400|}}
  
-This tab generally controls the overall operation of TM. The controls on this tab are:+This tab generally controls the overall operation of TC. The controls on this tab are:
  
-| Enable* | When checked, enables you to travel to specified locations by issue a macro command.|+| Enabled* | When checked, enables you to travel to specified locations by issue a macro command.|
 | Reset | Resets all settings to their default initial values. You can use this to abort certain operations you've started if you can catch it in time. If you have a current profile set, and Load Current Profile After Reset (Profile Tab) is enabled, then your saved profile values will be loaded.  The Reset button will disappear while the reset is in progress, and will reappear when it completes. | | Reset | Resets all settings to their default initial values. You can use this to abort certain operations you've started if you can catch it in time. If you have a current profile set, and Load Current Profile After Reset (Profile Tab) is enabled, then your saved profile values will be loaded.  The Reset button will disappear while the reset is in progress, and will reappear when it completes. |
 | Discord Icon | Takes you to the TC Discord channel if you need support.  Be advised I am in the Eastern Time zone (UTC-05:00). | | Discord Icon | Takes you to the TC Discord channel if you need support.  Be advised I am in the Eastern Time zone (UTC-05:00). |
 +| My Position | Shows you the current real world position of your character as <mapid> <xpos> <ypos> <zpos>.  You can copy/paste these for use with TC's "mapid" and "pos" command arguments. |
 +
 ===== Movement Tab ===== ===== Movement Tab =====
 {{:mistahmikey:taximan:movement_tab.png?400|}} {{:mistahmikey:taximan:movement_tab.png?400|}}
  
-The Movement Tab allows you to control what kind of movement speed will be used to move your character within the zones TM visits.  There are two types of movement speed enhancements that are used:  running speed actions and mounts. Running speed actions include Sprint, and if you use the right character, Peloton and Fists of Wind.  These are invoked as they are available when the distance you must move is fairly short as indicated by the Mount Cutoff Distance.  When the distance is longer than the Mount Cutoff Distance, a selected or random mount will be used to travel that distance.  The controls on this tab are: +The Movement Tab allows you to control what kind of movement speed will be used to move your character within the zones TC visits.  There are two types of movement speed enhancements that are used:  running speed actions and mounts. Running speed actions include Sprint, and if you use the right character, Peloton and Fists of Wind.  These are invoked as they are available when the distance you must move is fairly short as indicated by the Mount Cutoff Distance.  When the distance is longer than the Mount Cutoff Distance, a selected or random mount will be used to travel that distance.  The controls on this tab are:
- +
-| Enable Speed Actions | When checked, TM will attempt to use speed actions (Sprint, Peloton, Fists of Wind) whenever they are available and it is appropriate. The mount will take priority if the cutoff distance requirement is met. | +
-| Speed Action Cutoff Distance (yalms) | The distance above which TM will use Speed Actions to move your character. | +
-| Enable Mount | When checked, TM will attempt to use a mount whenever one is available and it is appropriate. | +
-| Mount Cutoff Distance (yalms) | The distance above which TM will use a mount to move your character. | +
-| Mount Selection | A list of mounts from which you can chose one to use whenever a mount is needed to run that long distance to the placard. Be aware that this list, due to limitations in Minion, contains more mounts than you really own. If you pick one it turns out you cannot use (because you don't own it or you are in a zone where mounts aren't allowed), a popup will appear informing you of the situation. | +
-| Select Random Mount | When checked, TM will randomly pick an available mount that you own to run to the placard. This overrides your Mount Selection. | +
- Select Random Mount | When checked, TM will randomly pick an available mount that you own to run to the placard. This overrides your Mount Selection. |+
  
 +| Enable Speed Actions* | When checked, TC will attempt to use speed actions (Sprint, Peloton, Fists of Wind) whenever they are available and it is appropriate. The mount will take priority if the cutoff distance requirement is met. |
 +| Speed Action Cutoff Distance (yalms)* | The distance above which TC will use Speed Actions to move your character. |
 +| Enable Mount* | When checked, TC will attempt to use a mount whenever one is available and it is appropriate. |
 +| Mount Cutoff Distance (yalms)* | The distance above which TC will use a mount to move your character. |
 +| Mount Selection* | A list of mounts from which you can chose one to use whenever a mount is needed to run that long distance to the placard. Be aware that this list, due to limitations in Minion, contains more mounts than you really own. If you pick one it turns out you cannot use (because you don't own it or you are in a zone where mounts aren't allowed), a popup will appear informing you of the situation. |
 +| Select Random Mount* | When checked, TC will randomly pick an available mount that you own to run to the placard. This overrides your Mount Selection. |
 ===== Profile Tab ===== ===== Profile Tab =====
 {{:mistahmikey:taximan:profile_tab.png?400|}} {{:mistahmikey:taximan:profile_tab.png?400|}}
  
-The Profile Tab allows you to persistently store most of TM's settings. The profile settings are stored in files unique to the character and game language used to create the profile. You can create as many profiles as you like. The controls on this tab are:+The Profile Tab allows you to persistently store most of TC's settings. The profile settings are stored in files unique to the character and game language used to create the profile. You can create as many profiles as you like. The controls on this tab are:
  
-| Load Current Profile After Reset | When checked, if you hit Reset on the Main Tab, or when TM is loaded when you start Minion, after all settings are initialized to their default values, the saved settings in your current profile are loaded. | +| Load Current Profile After Reset* | When checked, if you hit Reset on the Main Tab, or when TC is loaded when you start Minion, after all settings are initialized to their default values, the saved settings in your current profile are loaded. | 
-| Current Profile Name | The settings file you selected to be the current profile being used by TM. |+| Current Profile Name* | The settings file you selected to be the current profile being used by TC. |
 | Load | Load all settings from the current profile. | | Load | Load all settings from the current profile. |
 | Save | Save all settings to the current profile. | | Save | Save all settings to the current profile. |
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 {{:mistahmikey:taximan:debug_tab.png?400|}} {{:mistahmikey:taximan:debug_tab.png?400|}}
  
-This tab is primarily intended for use in conjunction with consultation with TM support.  It enables various test scenarios and debugging information that are used to help diagnose issues that might occur during Squatter's operation.  The controls on this tab are:+This tab is primarily intended for use in conjunction with consultation with TC support.  It enables various test scenarios and debugging information that are used to help diagnose issues that might occur during Squatter's operation.  The controls on this tab are:
  
-| Enable Log file | When checked, TM will create a unique log file for your session. This only needs to be checked if you are told to do so by Squatter support. | +| Enable Log file* | When checked, TC will create a unique log file for your session. This only needs to be checked if you are told to do so by Squatter support. | 
-| Enable Timestamp | When checked, TM will include the current tick count in the debug messages. This provides information that facilitates debugging timing issues. | +| Enable Timestamp* | When checked, TC will include the current tick count in the debug messages. This provides information that facilitates debugging timing issues. | 
-| Debug Message Level Settings | TM's debug message system implements a simple filtering mechanism that can be used to allow or inhibit certain message classes, generally in increasing order of verbosity.  The default settings are fairly "quiet", but to debug issues you encounter you will be asked to enable more verbose settings to gather diagnostic information. |+| Debug Message Level Settings* | TC's debug message system implements a simple filtering mechanism that can be used to allow or inhibit certain message classes, generally in increasing order of verbosity.  The default settings are fairly "quiet", but to debug issues you encounter you will be asked to enable more verbose settings to gather diagnostic information. |
  
 ====== Support ====== ====== Support ======
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 Additionally, **you should not use an account you use for in-game communications so you can't be doxed as a botter. ** Additionally, **you should not use an account you use for in-game communications so you can't be doxed as a botter. **
  
-If that initial information is insufficient for me to determine the cause, I will ask you to set other debug settings that will provide more information. TM is a complex piece of software, and can be negatively affected by a number of factors over which I have no control, not the least of which is what other addons you run. I appreciate your patience in working with me to solve your issue when it is not slam-dunk easy. As long as you are willing to try the debugging measures I request, I will work with you until your problem is solved.+If that initial information is insufficient for me to determine the cause, I will ask you to set other debug settings that will provide more information. TC is a complex piece of software, and can be negatively affected by a number of factors over which I have no control, not the least of which is what other addons you run. I appreciate your patience in working with me to solve your issue when it is not slam-dunk easy. As long as you are willing to try the debugging measures I request, I will work with you until your problem is solved.
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