Add the conditions
Define when each step applies: level, class, race, quest progress and other requirements.
conditions →APR / ROUTE RECORDER
The recorder captures supported actions. A playable route still needs manual editing, often beyond the recorded steps.
Requires Azeroth Pilot Reloaded. Install both addons and enable them in WoW.
/aprrcDefine when each step applies: level, class, race, quest progress and other requirements.
conditions →Move steps to make the journey coherent. Add missing actions and remove unnecessary ones.
Add suitable quests as optional objectives alongside the main route, instead of blocking progress on them.
Fillers →Play through the route in APR. Check transitions, conditions and fillers, then correct what does not work.
01 / ROUTE RECORDER
Type /aprrc or click the recorder button.
/aprrcCreate a new route, give it a name and choose Record this route. You can also resume an existing route.
Define when each step applies: level, class, race, quest progress and other requirements. Move steps to make the journey coherent. Add missing actions and remove unnecessary ones. Add suitable quests as optional objectives alongside the main route, instead of blocking progress on them.
Save with Ctrl+S. Your saved route appears in APR’s Custom tab.
02 / ROUTE RECORDER
Add, duplicate and reorder steps. Search quests, items and spells, and set class or race restrictions without writing Lua.
Edit the full route with completion, syntax checks, search and formatting. The syntax wiki explains each field.
Compare saved routes and drafts, review recording changes and recover an earlier version into a separate copy.
/aprrc/aprrc tutorial/aprrc settingsReview the captured steps and test the route in APR. Editor changes remain a draft until saved; WoW writes stored data to disk on logout or UI reload.