Unofficial companion for Aion 2 · Free
Lugi is a map overlay that shows where you are, where the ore and hidden cubes are, and where your quest goes next. It reads your minimap off the screen, so nothing is ever injected into the game.
Version 1.0.0 · Windows 10 and 11 · Nothing to install
What it does
Lugi matches the terrain on your minimap against the region map and puts you on it, about once a second. The arrow shows the direction you are moving, and Follow me keeps you centred. You set it up once by dragging a box around your minimap.
Switch each gathering category on or off, open it to pick single materials, or press Only to see just the one you are farming. A Find box narrows the map as you type.
Each cube can appear at one of several spots. Lugi shows one marker per cube until you click it, then all of its candidate spots. Mark it collected and every spot settles.
Search Global characters by region and server, or paste a profile link. Inspect equipment, skills and stats, and save favourites. No game login or API key.
Regional countdowns, daily and weekly resets, favourites and optional reminders, with an optional strip on the map. Times are community-observed schedules, not live spawn detection.
Profiles keep their own collected markers and route progress. Back everything up to a folder, and point that at your file-sync tool to carry it between PCs.
Map only hides everything but the map and shrinks down to 140×110. Click-through lets your clicks pass straight to the game, and opacity is yours to set.
Routes
Lugi reads the quest tracker on your screen, works out which story quest you are on, and opens the route that covers it. When your quests move on, so does the route.
Make your own. Click the map to add waypoints, drag to move them, label quest pickups and turn-ins, then export the route as a single file to share.
Getting started
Unzip the download and double-click Lugi.exe. Nothing to install. The first start fetches the maps, which takes about a minute and happens once.
Pick your region, then drag a box around the minimap and right-click your player arrow. That is the whole setup.
Run Aion 2 borderless or windowed and keep the minimap visible. Lugi tracks whenever the game is in front.
Coming soon
A combat meter with its own small HUD: your DPS, total damage, fight time and a history of past encounters. It will be optional and separate from the map, so everything else works with it switched off.
Publish your quest and gathering routes and browse the ones other players have made, without leaving Lugi. Today routes are shared as single files you import and export.
Questions
The map, routes and quest reading work from screen pixels only. Lugi takes a picture of your minimap and quest list and reads them, the way you would. It does not read game memory, inject code, or control your character.
The DPS meter in development is a separate, optional feature that works differently: it passively listens to your own PC's game traffic, without changing it. You choose whether to use it.
Lugi is an unofficial fan tool. Working this way does not mean NCSOFT has approved it, and nobody can promise how future game or anti-cheat changes will treat any third-party tool.
Yes. There is no payment, account or online service. If you would like to support development, there is a Ko-fi page.
Lugi is not code-signed yet, so Windows shows that notice for it. Choose More info, then Run anyway. Downloaded updates are checked against the checksum published with each release before they are installed.
Altgard for Asmodians and Verteron for Elyos, on the Global client. You pick your region from the title bar; it is not detected automatically.
No. Markers are known locations, not live availability. Lugi cannot see whether a node has been gathered or which spot a hidden cube is using at the moment.
Run Aion 2 in borderless or windowed mode. Overlays may not show over exclusive fullscreen. Quest reading needs the English client and is tuned for a 16:9 window at the default UI scale; you can outline the quest list yourself for anything else.
Delete the program, and delete the %LOCALAPPDATA%\Waymark folder where your settings, routes and maps are kept. Nothing else is left behind.
Free for Windows 10 and 11. One file, and nothing to install.
Unzip it, put Lugi.exe anywhere and double-click. It keeps itself up to date.
Needs the Microsoft Edge WebView2 runtime, which Windows 11 already includes. About 80 MB.