[Help] Debugging Error

[maverickx]

I've been trying to use Glitchy's MES, but whenever I load the game it goes haywire. What I'm trying to do is UD male -> Tauren male, but whenever I go into the game, my toon and all other UD turn into massive jumbles of 3D shapes, and it's kinda freaky!

But after a while, my toon seems to stretch towards me (ITS ALIIIIIIIIIVE!!!!!), looking like some sort of 3D vacuum and then I get an error. It's a debugging error, saying that it encountered an unhandled win32 error or something because there was no debugger with just-in-time enabled, even though I DL'd the one recommended on Glitchy's post and have it running just-in-time debugging.

Does anyone have any ideas about what I should do?

[needcheats]

Glitchy has a new version for 3.X, I see ...

I don't know if this one is working or what but see, the classic ways work so if Glitchy doesn't you can try something else :c

[maverickx]

This is the error.

An unhandled win32 exception occurred in MyWarCraftStudio.exe [964]. Just-In-Time debugging this exception failed with the following error: No installed debugger has Just-In-Time debugging enabled. In Visual Studio, Just-In-Time debugging can be enabled from Tools/Options/Debugging/Just-in-Time.

Check the documentation in dex for 'Just-in-time debugging, errors' for more information.


The number in the beginning changes every time. It also happens when I run WoWME if I do a race swap, not sure what else since that's all I've tried. I have the debugger that Glitchy's gave out and just-in-time debugging is enabled, so I don't know what's going on.

[needcheats]

The debugguer appears when a program stop responding or just crash, the number that changes everytime is the ID Process of the program, there's no need to know this number or to read the Visual Studio debugguer error because it has nothing to do with World of warcraft :/

[maverickx]

Ok well how can I prevent this from happening is what I really want to know.

[lysaara]

Did you swap the .anim files as well as .m2 and .blp? Those should stop the skewing and distortion.