[DiscordArchive] Does this only work for TSWoW cores or can this make EXEs that work regardless of the core used?
[DiscordArchive] Does this only work for TSWoW cores or can this make EXEs that work regardless of the core used?
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Does this only work for TSWoW cores or can this make EXEs that work regardless of the core used?
rektbyfaith
07-15-2023, 08:24 PM #1Archived author: Deleted User • Posted: 2023-07-15T20:24:12.772000+00:00
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Does this only work for TSWoW cores or can this make EXEs that work regardless of the core used?
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Guide_on_How_to_solve_the_Maps_Extractor_error.pdf
rektbyfaith
07-15-2023, 09:10 PM #2Archived author: Deleted User • Posted: 2023-07-15T21:10:39.044000+00:00
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Guide_on_How_to_solve_the_Maps_Extractor_error.pdf
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you can port it pretty easily, you can use this as reference: <https://github.com/tswow/tswow/blob/d0ea943fdee0fa3656a508e2359092e5310ef871/tswow-scripts/util/ClientPatches.ts#L64-L73>
the first offset is a 32-byte array, 1 byte per class, set bit 1 for leader, bit 2 for tank, bit 3 for healer, bit 4 for dps, other bits unused. xrefs just point at that offset so can write without modification
but this only fixes the client, you'll also need to edit LFGMgr on the server to accept the new roles (or if you use old trinitycore it will just work without edit because it wasn't checked). You can use this pr for reference on where the new check happens (in tswow we use a different patch to do it automatically): <https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/pull/27348/files>
rektbyfaith
07-15-2023, 10:10 PM #3Archived author: <o> • Posted: 2023-07-15T22:10:57.817000+00:00
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you can port it pretty easily, you can use this as reference: <https://github.com/tswow/tswow/blob/d0ea943fdee0fa3656a508e2359092e5310ef871/tswow-scripts/util/ClientPatches.ts#L64-L73>
the first offset is a 32-byte array, 1 byte per class, set bit 1 for leader, bit 2 for tank, bit 3 for healer, bit 4 for dps, other bits unused. xrefs just point at that offset so can write without modification
but this only fixes the client, you'll also need to edit LFGMgr on the server to accept the new roles (or if you use old trinitycore it will just work without edit because it wasn't checked). You can use this pr for reference on where the new check happens (in tswow we use a different patch to do it automatically): <https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/pull/27348/files>
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