EverMorph

[twilightsamus]

it's finished. just need to write a quick loader, then it will be posted. so.. 2 hours tops? ;p

thats with some shenanigans in-between though. like beer and warsong gulch.

From a standpoint of someone who has no idea what new patches do to stop a program from working until being updated, it seems pretty amazing how quick you are in updating it from patch to patch, and I'm greatly pleased you chose to update it at all, especially with a new arena season approaching.

Also, are you posting the download link here and/or on DarkenedLinux? (I ask because some people might not know about DarkenedLinux which I think is the only location you hosted the last EverMorph version's download link on, just thought I'd check)

[Lespriest]

Sir, do you want rep? doubt tou need it though, u has many !

[christopherwiz]

Amazing, can't wait to get my hands on it!

[sitnspinlock]

download is up, enjoy

[christopherwiz]

download is up, enjoy

thank you soooooooooooooo much

[Pjayz]

Thanks for the download! I'm curious thou, can blizzard track the in-game commands? O.o Is it still safe to use?

[crf230f]

how do i start this thing up? sorry, it comes up with a command prompt like program when i open it

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NVM got it, sorry im an idiot!!!!!

[DarkLinux]

Any xp users having problems?

[twilightsamus]

I have a lot of questions because I think I'm missing something:

I'm assuming we can no longer use the .evm files in this version?

If we can use .evm files, is there a backslash command for that?

I have WoW loaded up and I'm currently on a character in-game. I run the program with administrative rights. It tells me the available WoW instance is <2>5960. I enter the code (5960) and a box appears (with the title "Error", odd) that says the injection was a success and the command prompt closes. I try /evermorph me 11111 in-game and I get the typical message WoW gives when it doesn't recognize what you're doing ("/help"). What am I doing wrong?

Would running in windowed mode help at all? I know in the past, you wouldn't see EverMorph changes unless you ALT-TAB'd out and in. (I think, or at least for me)

I am using Windows 7 64-bit and Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 x86 Redistributable - 10.0.40219 by the way.

[sitnspinlock]

I have a lot of questions because I think I'm missing something:

I'm assuming we can no longer use the .evm files in this version?

If we can use .evm files, is there a backslash command for that?

I have WoW loaded up and I'm currently on a character in-game. I run the program with administrative rights. It tells me the available WoW instance is <2>5960. I enter the code (5960) and a box appears (with the title "Error", odd) that says the injection was a success and the command prompt closes. I try /evermorph me 11111 in-game and I get the typical message WoW gives when it doesn't recognize what you're doing ("/help"). What am I doing wrong?

I am using Windows 7 64-bit and Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 x86 Redistributable - 10.0.40219 by the way.

-.evm files are out the window. the idea was to use the macro system to replace save files.

-if it's not a valid model path (i.e. 111111) nothing will happen.

-ill remove the /help string when i get time

[twilightsamus]

-.evm files are out the window. the idea was to use the macro system to replace save files.

-if it's not a valid model path (i.e. 111111) nothing will happen.

-ill remove the /help string when i get time

I used 11111 as an example. I actually tried it with the values you provided (Night Elf Female) and all I get is the response from the game in the chat window suggesting "/help", meaning its not recognized at all as a valid command. So far I have tried running the program with administrative rights at the log-in screen, the character select screen, and also in-game and cannot morph, even though the command prompt is telling me the injection is a success in every circumstance.

[Berakos]

Interesting, when i morph to any race all my mounts turn to Green Dragonhawks

[sitnspinlock]

Interesting, when i morph to any race all my mounts turn to Green Dragonhawks

that's the default i threw in. it's up to you to change it :P

[beastlel]

could someone tell me how to get this runing? i do not know what to do when i open loader.exe it just says "select pid:" and then i get lost, have no idea what do to, sorry for being a retard ...

[twilightsamus]

I used 11111 as an example. I actually tried it with the values you provided (Night Elf Female) and all I get is the response from the game in the chat window suggesting "/help", meaning its not recognized at all as a valid command. So far I have tried running the program with administrative rights at the log-in screen, the character select screen, and also in-game and cannot morph, even though the command prompt is telling me the injection is a success in every circumstance.

Quoting since I think you might have missed my reply. I'll try again tomorrow if you don't have any ideas about this, though. I've also tried windowed mode, tried running WoW.exe directly (no launcher.exe), and even tried adding loader.exe to my antivirus's exceptions list just in case it was somehow interfering, but loader.exe hasn't appeared to have changed anything, even though it keeps saying that the injection was a success every time I input the code given. I'm still wondering why the dialogue box the "Injection was a success" message comes in is titled "Error", though...

could someone tell me how to get this runing? i do not know what to do when i open loader.exe it just says "select pid:" and then i get lost, have no idea what do to, sorry for being a retard ...

The PID should look something like <#>####. That value is what you should input in the command prompt, brackets and numbers, exactly as it displays. The numbers are different every time you run a new process of WoW, I believe, and you might receive a message from the prompt saying that it failed to inject. Ignore it before at least trying to morph yourself once to see if it works.