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How Mt2Guru works, one screen at a time.

Every picture on this page is a real screenshot of Mt2Guru running beside the official Metin2 client, both in English. Mt2Guru itself comes in fifteen languages, and its labels follow the one you set in Settings.

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Getting Started

Start the game in a window, and Mt2Guru docks beside it. There is nothing to link or log in to: Mt2Guru finds the client by itself and reads it the way you do, from the screen.

Mt2Guru has to be in the same language as your Metin2 client. It reads map and item names off the screen, so set the game language on the Settings page before anything else. Settings & Plans

In the game Start Mt2Guru beside the game

  1. Install Mt2Guru and start it. It runs as administrator, like the Metin2 client itself does, so Windows asks you to allow it.
  2. Play Metin2 in a window. The companion panel needs room beside the game window, so a windowed client gets the full experience.
  3. Click into the game. Mt2Guru recognises the client, and its companion panel docks against the right edge of the game window. It moves when the window moves, and steps aside when you switch to something else.
The Metin2 client in a window, with the Mt2Guru companion panel docked against its right edge. The panel shows the client in focus, timer shortcuts, a map search, an item search and the translate section.
The companion docked beside a windowed client, before anything is opened in the game.
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    Your Metin2 client, running in a window.
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    Docked. The panel is attached to that window and follows it.
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    In focus. The client you are playing, with a button that disconnects it.
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    Notifications. Your timer shortcuts. One click starts a timer.
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    Map search. Look up any map or dungeon without opening it in the game.
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    Item search. Look up any piece of equipment or chest by name.
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    Translate overlay. Waits for you to open the in-game chat.

Settings Set your game language

  1. Open Settings in the Mt2Guru window.
  2. Pick the language your Metin2 client runs in. Mt2Guru reads item and map names off the screen in that language, so the two have to match.
The Game language setting, set to English, with the note: Mt2Guru has to be in the same language as the Metin2 client.
The top of the Settings page.
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    Your client's language. Fifteen languages are supported.
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    The reminder that Mt2Guru and the client have to match.

Maps & Dungeon Routes

Open your map, and the spawns are already on it. The companion shows the map you have open in the game, with every known metin and boss spawn zone drawn on it.

On / off Switch it on or off

  1. Open the Overlay page in the Mt2Guru window.
  2. Map Overlay turns the whole map panel in the companion on or off. Metins, bosses and the map search each have a switch of their own under it.
The Map Overlay section of the Overlay page: its main switch, and switches for metins, bosses and the search bar, all on.
Map Overlay, on the Overlay page.
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    Map Overlay: the map panel in the companion.
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    Metins: metin stone spawn zones on the map.
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    Bosses: boss spawn zones.
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    Search bar: the map search in the companion.

In the game Open your map

  1. Open the map in the game. Press M, or the M button beside the minimap.
  2. Read the spawn zones. Each label gives the level, the name, how many there are on the map and the respawn time: Lv.10 Metin of Combat 2/2 · 30m.
  3. Need it bigger? The + button opens the map in its own window, with a zoom slider.
The game's Large Map window open on Yongan Area. Beside it, the companion shows the same map with metin and boss spawn zones outlined and labelled.
Yongan Area open in the game, and the same map in the companion with its spawn zones.
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    The game's Large Map, opened with M. Mt2Guru recognises which map it is.
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    The map and what is on it: 12 metin stones and 4 bosses.
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    A spawn zone, outlined on the map, with its level, name, count and respawn time.
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    Enlarge opens the map in a window you can zoom and resize.
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    Map search, for looking at a map you are not on.

Search Look up a map you are not on

  1. Type a few letters in the map search. Results show each map's level range.
  2. Pick a result to pin it. The companion keeps showing that map until you press LIVE, which goes back to following the game.
The map search with grotto typed in, offering Grotto of Exile for levels 75 to 85 and Grotto of Exile 2 for levels 85 to 95.
Typing grotto in the map search.

Dungeons Follow a dungeon route

  1. Search for the dungeon and pin it. Supported dungeons show their route: numbered rooms, arrows for the way through, and a legend for what each colour leads to.
  2. Enlarge it to follow the route room by room in its own window.
Grotto of Exile 2 pinned in the companion after a search, and the same map enlarged in its own window: numbered rooms, a colour-coded route with arrows, and a legend.
Grotto of Exile 2, pinned from the search and then enlarged.
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    Pinned. The map you picked stays up. LIVE returns to the map you have open in the game.
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    Enlarge opens the route in its own window.
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    The legend. Each colour is a route to one objective: the published route, the levelling chambers, and the boss.
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    S is the entrance. Follow the arrows from there, room by room.
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    Objectives are named on the room where you find them.

Equipment & Upgrades

Hover an item to see what its next upgrades cost. Before you take anything to the blacksmith, see every remaining step: the chance with each method, the Yang, and the materials.

On / off Switch it on or off

  1. Open the Overlay page in the Mt2Guru window.
  2. Item Overlay turns the item panel in the companion on or off, for equipment and chests alike. Equipment is the part that shows upgrade tables.
The Item Overlay section of the Overlay page: its main switch, and switches for equipment, chests and the search bar, all on.
Item Overlay, on the Overlay page.
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    Item Overlay: the item panel in the companion.
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    Equipment: upgrade tables for weapons and armour.
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    Search bar: the item search in the companion.

In the game Hover an item

  1. Open your inventory or equipment window. Press I.
  2. Rest the pointer on a piece of equipment. The game draws its tooltip, and Mt2Guru reads the item's name and level from it.
  3. Read the table in the companion. Move the pointer onto the panel to scroll it: it stays up while you read.
The pointer resting on an armour piece in the inventory, with the game's tooltip reading Ambush Suit+0. The companion shows its upgrade table from +1 to +9 with success chances, Yang costs and materials.
An Ambush Suit at +0, with the nine upgrades still ahead of it.
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    The item under the pointer. Just hover; nothing is clicked.
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    The game's own tooltip, which is where Mt2Guru reads the name and the +0.
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    The item, its type and where it stands: at +0 of +9.
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    Success chance for each step, by method: Blessing Scroll or Magic Stone, manual, and Dragon.
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    What each step costs, in Yang: from 180k for +1 up to 1.5kk for +9.
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    Materials each step needs, with quantities.

Search Look it up by name

  1. Type in the item search in the companion. A few letters are enough, in the game language you chose in Settings.
  2. Pick a result to pin it. Its table stays up while you hover other things, until you press LIVE.
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    The item search, where ambush was typed.
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    Pinned, with LIVE to go back to hovering.
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    The item, its type and where it stands: at +0 of +9.
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    Every upgrade ahead, with its chance and cost, and the materials under it.
The companion's item search after typing ambush: Ambush Suit is pinned, with a LIVE button, above its upgrade table from +1 to +9 and the materials each step needs.
An Ambush Suit looked up by name.

Chests & Item Lookup

Know what is in a chest before you open it. Hover a chest for its published drop table, or look up any chest or item by name.

On / off Switch it on or off

  1. Open the Overlay page in the Mt2Guru window.
  2. Item Overlay turns the item panel in the companion on or off. Chests is the part that shows drop tables, and Search bar the item search.
The Item Overlay section of the Overlay page: its main switch, and switches for equipment, chests and the search bar, all on.
Item Overlay, on the Overlay page.
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    Item Overlay: the item panel in the companion.
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    Chests: what a chest can drop.
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    Search bar: the item search in the companion.

In the game Hover a chest

  1. Rest the pointer on a chest in your inventory, the same way as for equipment.
  2. Read the drops. Every item it can give, with its rate where one is published. The rarest are in gold.
The pointer resting on a Whelp Box in the inventory. The companion lists the chest's fourteen possible drops with a rate for each, the rarest in gold.
A Whelp Box and the fourteen things it can hold.
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    The chest under the pointer.
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    How many different drops it has, and how many one opening gives.
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    Each drop, with its chance.
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    The rare ones, in gold.
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    Where the rates come from: the drop table the wiki publishes.

Search Look it up by name

  1. Type in the item search in the companion. Names are in the game language you chose in Settings.
  2. Pick a result to pin it. It stays up while you hover other things, until you press LIVE.
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    The item search, where moonlight was typed.
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    Pinned, with LIVE to go back to hovering.
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    The chest: 20 possible drops, 20 per opening, then the table.
The companion's item search after typing moonlight: Moonlight Treasure Chest is pinned, with a LIVE button, above its drop table.
A chest looked up by name.

Clients & Relog Controls

Every client you have open, and a fast way out and back in. The Dashboard lists each Metin2 client with the character, server and channel it read off that client's screen.

Dashboard Your clients

  1. Start the game. The client appears on the Dashboard by itself. Bring it to the front once so Mt2Guru can read who is playing on it.
  2. Disconnect drops that client's game connection, the way players use NetBalancer for a fast logout. The client returns to its login screen.
  3. Reconnect then takes it back to the same server, channel and character. It uses the mouse and keyboard for a few seconds, so leave them alone until it is done.
  4. Plus tracks up to eight clients here at once, and disconnects or reconnects the ones you mark together. Free tracks the client you are playing.
The Dashboard page listing one game client: character and server blurred, attached, 800x600 windowed, idle, with a Disconnect button and a Rescan button.
The Dashboard with one client attached.
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    The app's pages: Dashboard, Overlay, Notifications and Settings.
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    Character, and whether the companion is attached to it.
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    Server and channel, read from the client's screen.
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    Window size and mode.
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    State: in front, idle, minimized, disconnected or reconnecting.
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    Disconnect, which becomes Reconnect once the client is at its login screen.
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    Rescan looks for clients again straight away.

Dashboard A row that shows a dash: click the name

  1. A dash means Mt2Guru has not read that client yet. It reads the character's nameplate and the line under the minimap, so a loading screen, the character list, or a window open over either of them shows as a dash. Disconnect stays greyed out until the server is known.
  2. Click the name. Every name is a button: it brings that client to the front, and Mt2Guru reads it there. It is also the quickest way to switch between clients, on the Dashboard and in the companion.
  3. Still a dash? Close the inventory or map covering the nameplate or the corner under the minimap, and the row fills in by itself. Hover the name to see what is missing.
The Game clients table twice. Above, the second client shows a dash for its character and its Disconnect button is greyed out. Below, after it was brought to the front, its character and server are filled in and Disconnect is available.
The same table before and after the second client came to the front and was read.
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    Not read yet, so the character shows as a dash.
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    Disconnect waits until Mt2Guru knows which server the client is on.
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    Read: the character and server are filled in.
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    Disconnect is ready.

Plus Several clients at once

  1. Tick the clients you want to handle together. Plus tracks up to eight.
  2. DISCONNECT 2 (the number is how many you ticked) drops all of them at once. Each returns to its login screen.
  3. RECONNECT 2 takes each one back to its own server, channel and character, one after another. It uses the mouse and keyboard while it works; two clients took about 12 seconds here.
The Game clients table three times. First, two clients ticked and a DISCONNECT 2 button. Second, both disconnected with a RECONNECT 2 button. Third, both reconnecting.
Two clients ticked, disconnected together, then reconnecting.
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    Tick the clients to act on together.
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    How many are ticked, out of the eight Plus tracks, and the button that drops them all.
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    Reconnect them all once they are at their login screens.
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    Each client's state, with its own Reconnect button.
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    Reconnecting, one client after another.

Companion From beside the game

  1. The companion lists the ticked clients with a button for all of them, so you do not need to open the Dashboard.
A game client with the companion docked beside it. The companion lists the client in focus, then a Selected section with a Disconnect all button and the other ticked client.
The companion with two clients ticked.
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    In focus: the client you are playing.
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    Disconnect all ticked clients, from beside the game. It becomes Reconnect all once they are down.
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    The other ticked clients. Click a name to switch to that client.

Timers & Client Alerts

Start a timer in one click, and hear about clients that need you. Timers keep running across restarts. Client alerts need no setup at all.

On / off Switch it on or off

  1. On the Overlay page, Notifications shows or hides the timer shortcuts in the companion.
  2. On the Notifications page, the switch at the top turns every popup and sound on or off.
The Notifications row of the Overlay page, with its switch on.
Notifications, on the Overlay page.
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    Notifications: the timer shortcuts in the companion.

Timers Start a timer

  1. Click a shortcut, in the companion or on the Notifications page: Biologist, 6th / 7th bonus, Skill book, or one of your own.
  2. Or make one. Name it, give it a length in m, h or d, and press Start. Add as default keeps it as a shortcut.
  3. When it runs out you get a popup and a sound. The popup has Repeat, which starts the same wait again, and Postpone 5m to be told again shortly.
The Notifications page: one line with popup and sound switches, how long a popup stays and a Test alert button; timer shortcuts and a row for making your own; and two client alerts, for a lost connection and for a crash.
The Notifications page.
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    All notifications on or off.
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    Popups and sound, and how long a popup stays.
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    Test alert shows a popup and plays the sound now.
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    Timer shortcuts. Click one to start it.
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    Your own timer: a name, a length, Start.
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    Client disconnected or inactive, with how many quiet minutes count as inactive.
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    Client crashed or force-closed.

Alerts Hear about clients that need you

  1. Client alerts tell you when a client loses its game connection, sits with no network activity for the minutes you set, or closes unexpectedly. A disconnect you asked for stays silent.
  2. Test alert on the Notifications page shows a popup and plays the sound, so you know what to listen for.
A Mt2Guru popup reading: Notifications are working. Mt2Guru will show alerts here and use your selected sound setting.
The popup, as Test alert shows it.

Chat Translation

Read the chat in your own language. Messages are translated on your PC. Nothing you read is sent anywhere to be translated.

On / off Switch it on or off

  1. Switch on Translate Overlay on the Overlay page. The first time, Mt2Guru downloads its translation model, about 2.8 GB, once.
  2. Choose what to translate: the public chat, or private messages, and which language to translate from.
The Translate Overlay section of the Overlay page: its switch on, a note that it uses up to 4 GB of RAM, Translate Chat chosen over Translate Private Messages, and Translate from Automatic to English.
Translate Overlay, on the Overlay page.
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    Translate Overlay on or off.
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    Memory. It uses up to 4 GB while on; switching it off frees it.
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    What to translate: the public chat, or private messages.
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    From and to. To is always your game language.

In the game Read the chat

  1. Open the chat in the game with Enter, or open a private conversation if you chose to translate private messages.
  2. Read along in the companion. Each message shows who sent it and the language it was written in. Hover a translation to see the original.
The game's chat open with Romanian messages. The companion shows them translated into English, each with its sender blurred and the language it was written in.
Trade messages in Romanian, translated into English.
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    The game's chat, opened with Enter.
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    From and to. Automatic works out each message's language; On-device means it is translated on your PC.
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    Already in your language, so shown as it is.
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    A translated message, with its sender and the language it came in.

Settings & Plans

Your game language, your plan and updates, all on the Settings page.

Settings The Settings page

  1. Free works with no key. Everything in this guide except tracking several clients at once is in the Free plan.
  2. After buying Plus, paste the license key under Activate license and press Apply license.
  3. Check for update looks for a newer release. Show previous versions lets you go back to an older one.
The Settings page: the game language selector, the plan section with a box to paste a Plus license and the four tiers, and the application section with Check for update.
The Settings page.
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    Game language. Set it to the language your Metin2 client runs in. Mt2Guru reads item and map names off the screen in that language.
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    Your plan. Free works with no key. After buying Plus, paste the license here.
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    The plans, with the one you are on marked active.
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    Updates. Check for a newer release.

Ready to try it?

Mt2Guru is free to download, and everything on this page except tracking several clients at once is in the Free plan.