Py4GW: A Python-Based Scripting Library for Guild Wars

Can i join in ?

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Originally Posted by dd_pang Can i join in ?

of course, use the links shared earlier, they dont expire

📢 Py4GW went 100% public — all sources now available
Open source, open doors, and (hopefully) fewer headaches.

Hey everyone,

Quick update: Py4GW is now 100% public.
That means all sources are publicly available — no more closed pieces or hidden DLL code.

📦 Repositories:
• C++ DLL sources: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

• Python library: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

💬 Discord:
Join the discussion, coordination, and support here:
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🔧 Maintenance / Upkeep
If you’re interested in helping maintain and upkeep the library, please use the GitHub repos above.
Update frequency from within the game is uncertain, but I’m preparing everything so collaboration and maintenance are easier moving forward.

From now on, I will focus on migrating as much of the C++ functionality to Python, where it’s easier to maintain and much simpler to handle.

🙏 Help wanted
From here on out, I’ll need all the help you can offer to make sure this library stays upkept and healthy — whether that’s testing, reporting issues, PRs, documentation, or just confirming what works and what doesn’t.

Thanks to everyone who has supported this project — and if you’ve ever thought “I could help with that”… now’s the time.

updating thread to keep it live.

Py4Gw is going strong, the community has realeased countless scripts for QoL and farming aswell, the project is 100% stable at the time of writing.


had over to the discor to get the latest [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Anyone got a pointer on how to login when having purchased the game over steam? Since the steamapp isn't an .exe. Thanks :)

Hi, i don't really understand how can I make a script with it, do I run it with gwtoolbox ou just run it via python command ?
Can I record my "clics" to create scripts easily ?