# Waypointer 1.6.0 (MC 1.21.11)
This update focuses on **subwaypoints**, new UI changes, and more customization. Please report any weirdness with imports, subwaypoints, or route progress on the Issues page!
## Added
- Added **subwaypoints**. Shift-right-click a waypoint in the group editor to make it attached to the waypoint above it.
- Subwaypoints only show while their parent waypoint is active in sequenced routes, so you can mark little highlights without changing the actual route order.
- Shift left clicking on a waypoint now enters **Reposition** mode. Left on a block to set the new position of the waypoint.
- Added a dedicated **Temporary** section at the top of the main GUI, with a green accent so chat/temp waypoints are easier to separate from real routes in GUI.
- Added a **Visuals** setting to scale waypoint text with distance. It is off by default.
- Added more **performance-focused settings** for dense routes, including label caps and static marker render distance.
- Added Waypointer codec v5. **Routes become even shorter** (very slightly), support Subwaypoints, and fix an issue with commas in exports, while still importing older Waypointer codes.
- Added **colorization** to waypoint names. You can use ampersand-based color codes (e.g. &b&lName) to multi-color names of waypoints.
- Added **blacklisting** users when sending coordinates. A red [B] will appear next to coords. Temp waypoints are not created from coords sent by blacklisted users.
## Changed
- The group editor now visually connects waypoint colors in the list, with subwaypoints shown as green branches instead of dash prefixes.
- Temporary waypoints from chat now use names like `From [MVP++] Babbur`, while keeping the sender's rank/name colors.
- Tons of UI/UX improvements, especially in writing and button names.
## Fixed
- Formatting issues with chat waypoints
- Commas exporting causing false 'advertising' block
Developer information
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