REQUIREMENTS
- netFrameworks 4.5+ installed
- windows 10 x64 (haven't tested older versions)
- antivirus exclusion
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Antivirus:
- The application must be added to the exclusion list, windows defender fired up a warning for me
so i'm expecting it to do the same for others.The reson it is causing a false positive is :
*I'm using a keyboard hook for the global hotkey, by default is "M" and if pressed will show or hide the overlay and
apparently antiviruses and anti-cheat systems dont hooks. The application is not obfuscated in any way and can be decompiled using
a tool like https://www.jetbrains.com/decompiler/ (the trial) for further analysis.

Usage
- Unzip the downloaded file where you want, it doesn't really mater.
- Run Elden Ring in windowed fullscreen
- Run eldenring_map_overlay.exe (you should see a small popup on the right bottom corner complaining about a trial licence, just close that one)
- When in Elden Ring press "M" to display the overlay map. To hide it press M again and i highly suggest this keybind be changed to a different key
as it will cause issues when writing something like a search keyword that has the letter "M" in it.


NOTE!!
I have not tried this online, and i dont really recommend it even if it does not do any process injection or manipulation, remember this application has keyboard hooks.
To close the application you will find a new icon called "Elden Ring Map Overlay" in your taskbar, right click on it and click "Exit".