WoW - Manager

01/06/2008 12:53 warriorchamp#1
This is a tool with:
# autologin (safe)
# easy realmlist change, server change (playertools if exists)
# macro for creating void crystals (i made if for myself becouse i needed) - it doesn't work correctly yet:confused:
# easy CE start (for speedhackers)

===please READ the readme file===

I wait comments and ideas:)

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01/06/2008 15:36 dochollywo#2
wer bitte braucht sowas? kann doch nur ein keylogger sein.
01/06/2008 15:48 warriorchamp#3
LOL. it is not a keylogger... Trojan.DownLoader.24700 is because the AutoIt's compiler. but is your choice if you try or not
01/06/2008 15:56 Kazoooka#4
nice work dude ;) But I can't get it working cause is didn't install wow - i just leeched it from a friend and therefore an error occurs saying i didn't install WoW ^^
01/06/2008 17:22 warriorchamp#5
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Originally Posted by floklo View Post
nice work dude ;) But I can't get it working cause is didn't install wow - i just leeched it from a friend and therefore an error occurs saying i didn't install WoW ^^
Just place it in Program Files\World of Warcraft directory and it will work:)
Thanks:)
01/06/2008 20:01 Kazoooka#6
okay, did it but same error
"First install World of Warcraft!"
01/06/2008 20:17 warriorchamp#7
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Originally Posted by floklo View Post
okay, did it but same error
"First install World of Warcraft!"
hmmm... are you sure? because when you press "Login", the wow should started, and must be placed: "Program Files (or whatever you call it on other languages)\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe" on the main drive.

So make you sure again, the WoW.exe is on the correct place, and is on the main drive (where the another programs defaultly get installed).

Please reply, if you still have the problem or it finally workes:P
01/07/2008 17:16 Kazoooka#8
i didn't install wow on the windows drive cause its only a 6GB drive^^
01/07/2008 17:56 warriorchamp#9
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Originally Posted by floklo View Post
i didn't install wow on the windows drive cause its only a 6GB drive^^
Oh... Then how can i help you? I can make a private program just for you if you PM me with the path what WoW uses (like "F:\My Documents\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe")
01/07/2008 18:39 12354#10
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Originally Posted by warriorchamp View Post
Oh... Then how can i help you? I can make a private program just for you if you PM me with the path what WoW uses (like "F:My DocumentsWorld of WarcraftWoW.exe")
just read the install path from the registry : D
01/07/2008 18:46 warriorchamp#11
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Originally Posted by 12354 View Post
just read the install path from the registry : D
Hmmm... I did that:P Just if the wow wasn't installed then i can't find the file... the default is at @ProgramFilesDir & "\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe". With AutoIt
i couldn't do anything else:P just if he/she send me the correct path...
01/07/2008 23:29 Kazoooka#12
So, i would really appreciate what you would do for me.. my install path is "I:World of Warcraft" The only thing is - i never installed wow on my pc, i just copied it ^^ if you could tell me where i change the path in your prog i could do it myself. if that is too much work do it on your own :D
but anyway dude .... thx;)
01/07/2008 23:42 Kayle#13
or you can have autoit Run form the ScriptDir, so no matter where wow is installed it will know because it will be running from that diorectory.

look up @ScriptDir in autoits help file
01/08/2008 11:28 warriorchamp#14
floklo, when i go home, i will make it for you, it's not a big deal:)
Kayle, this script was made that way shouldn't be placed in the WoW's directory, so i think the @ScriptDir won't work because then it should be moved in the WoW's dir, and then sux:P

I want to please everyone, who have same problem like floklo report me, so i will know if i should modify the algorithm:P

Thank you
01/08/2008 17:40 Kayle#15
writeini/readini? make a small GUI with a prompt for the wow working directory and have it write it to an ini. next time it is ran just leave the settign alone and it will look for the previous set workign directory.

would that help?