Pqr 2.4.3 tbc

[Metty1]

Hello,
can someone help me finding out for TBC 2.4.3 the offsets
would be to "Version 2.4.3 (8606) Jul 10 2008
I tried if with a few Tutorials but dont get it work.
THanks for ur Help


Below the Text of an other Offset-QPR
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Offsets>
<CurrentWoWVersion>8606</CurrentWoWVersion>
<WoWVersionOffset>0x975269</WoWVersionOffset>
<PlayerName>0x943348</PlayerName>
<PlayerClass>0xA0FE5C</PlayerClass>
<GetCurrentKeyBoardFocus>0xA29FD8</GetCurrentKeyBoardFocus>
<GameState>0x32E2C0</GameState>
<Lua_DoStringAddress>0x306C80</Lua_DoStringAddress>
<Lua_GetLocalizedTextAddress>0x3225E0</Lua_GetLocalizedTextAddress>
<Detour>0xBF0F0</Detour>
<Overwritten>55 8B EC 81 EC F8 00 00 00</Overwritten>
</Offsets>

did these with an tutorial, but think the Gamestate is wrong...

gamestate must be a byte but dont find it

[DragonfireEX402]

Over a year and no replies? That's just sad.

[DragonfireEX402]

Now two years and no replies. Come on, help us out.

[CrazyCo]

Checking with google seems to imply that there's no FrameScript_GetLocalizedText in 2.4.3. Therefore no offset to update to make it work.

You could use XML parser and load any profile via Lua addon (you only need function like ReadFile).

[DragonfireEX402]

Checking with google seems to imply that there's no FrameScript_GetLocalizedText in 2.4.3. Therefore no offset to update to make it work.

You could use XML parser and load any profile via Lua addon (you only need function like ReadFile).

EWT seems to be the only way right now. At least that's what I've been using.

[Furyosity]

EWT's unfortunately been defunct for over a year. I wish there was a way to get PQR to work on 2.4.3 or 1.12.1. I can't get Gnomesequencer to work on the 2.4.3 client despite it being able to work on Blizzard's 2.5.2 client and the LUA Unlocker that's on there crashes the game.

[Turtle25]

i can write you a dll that youd have to inject that create read / write files if you want.

[Furyosity]

For real? Shit man, that'd be great.