PortalTracking

Forgot where you dropped a portal? See every portal on the map - wood and stone - from anywhere on the server.

If a portal has a tag, that name shows next to the icon on the world map.

Install (multiplayer / dedicated)

Open r2modman / Thunderstore Mod Manager → Valheim.
Install BepInExPack_Valheim if you do not already have it.
Online → search DevDonkey-PortalTracking → Install on your client profile.
Install the same package on your dedicated server profile (or copy PortalTracking.dll into the server BepInEx/plugins/ folder).
Restart the server, then launch the game through the mod manager.

If client and server builds get out of sync, you will see an in-game warning asking you (or the host) to update.

Same package via r2modman is enough - the local host acts as the server.

Manual: put PortalTracking.dll in BepInEx/plugins/ (needs BepInExPack_Valheim).

Place portals as usual (wood or stone).
They appear on the minimap and full world map for everyone with the mod.
Set a portal tag with E (vanilla) - that name shows under the pin on the large map.
Nearby portals merge into a single Hub pin at their center.

Edit BepInEx/config/matthb1.portaltracking.cfg (created on first launch).

Option	Default	Description
`ShowPins`	`true`	Show portal pins on the minimap and world map.
`ShowUntagged`	`true`	Show pins for portals with no tag yet.
`SyncInterval`	`3`	Seconds between server portal syncs (1-30).
`ClusterHubs`	`true`	Merge nearby portals into a single Hub pin.
`HubRadius`	`50`	Horizontal meters - portals in this range share one Hub (0-500).
`HubIcon`	`Wood`	Hub pin icon: `Wood` or `Stone`.
`ServerOverridesClient`	`true`	Server only: push `ClusterHubs`, `HubRadius`, and `HubIcon` to clients.

ShowPins stays local. When ServerOverridesClient is on, hub settings come from the server.