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Boys, dropping a small internal tool I've been hacking together for TurtleWoW.
I was looking at how others approached WoW memory work and decided to take a crack at it myself to learn the basics. This started as an experiment to see if I could replicate some functionality, so don't expect pro-level pointers here. It functions as a basic coordinate grabber and movement utility.
Features Included:
Technical Details:
FAQ & Warnings:
I'd still recommend checking out projects like ezTurtle if you want something more mature, but this should be decent for anyone trying to study simple WoW memory manipulation.
Drop your findings below if you test it on different versions (1.12.1 vs 1.17.2). If anyone knows a cleaner way to handle the viewmatrix updates for this, chime in!
I was looking at how others approached WoW memory work and decided to take a crack at it myself to learn the basics. This started as an experiment to see if I could replicate some functionality, so don't expect pro-level pointers here. It functions as a basic coordinate grabber and movement utility.
Features Included:
- Numpad Noclip
- Saved Position Slots & Teleport-Back functionality
- Pre-saved coordinates for major Eastern Kingdoms cities (Stormwind, etc.)
- Live coordinate grabbing via console
- Basic SpeedHack
- One-click teleport to corpse
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Technical Details:
- Requires a standard DLL injector (Extreme Injector works fine).
- Target process: Wow.exe.
- Menu Controls: INSERT (Toggle GUI), END (Unload).
FAQ & Warnings:
Ban Status: Use at your own risk. I haven't stress-tested against active Warden checks since this was purely an educational project. Probably not the best idea to run this on your main.
Stability: Crashes have been patched, but performance depends on your client stability.
Updates: No auto-update. Hardcoded offsets, so expect breakage on game patches.
Stability: Crashes have been patched, but performance depends on your client stability.
Updates: No auto-update. Hardcoded offsets, so expect breakage on game patches.
I'd still recommend checking out projects like ezTurtle if you want something more mature, but this should be decent for anyone trying to study simple WoW memory manipulation.
Drop your findings below if you test it on different versions (1.12.1 vs 1.17.2). If anyone knows a cleaner way to handle the viewmatrix updates for this, chime in!