Glad to have joined the project, guys.

This seems nice, what does the Quests tab in editor do? List avaliable ingame quests that you attach to a npc or something else?

It's basically empty at the moment but yes it will be for that.  I basically have to do my own version of something like trinitycore to have the server side complete.

And which tool in their current stage development phase :b would be a better option overall for making a wow server, this one or Neo? I mean I realize theyre different in sense Neo is exclusivly WoW and Trinity and keanu reeves and this is aiming more towards some universal mmo editor

My tools are not really for editing WoW or modding WoW, although in a sandbox sense you can.  The Neo project or Noggit are meant for doing that so of course they are the most appropriate.

[cross posting my blog entry]

January 14th, 2015 - Busting through the new build barrier!

It’s been an awfully long time since I posted a build, I apologize.  The more work I did the more of a pain in the ass I knew it would be to get an actual release ready so I just kept putting it off.

Anyway, it’s finally done.. I’m pasting the commit msg below.  As usual, contact me (see FAQ) if you’re interested in testing.

—

build 32 - committed - 64-bit - plus UI API - REQUIRES FULL CONVERSION

Too many changes to describe fully.

-- Make sure to uninstall any previous version

-- 64-bit only now, sorry!

-- UI library is IN! You can make an xml/lua UI just like WoW.  Most
features are supported.  If you sandbox with MoP, a fair amount of the
UI works if you set up the confs to use it.

-- Character rendering is in! (that includes NPCs that use Character
models).  HD soon.

-- Frontend/Glue is in!  You can bypass it with TEST_LOGIN=1 in the
client conf (which I have in the default conf).  This logs in with
test/test and chooses realm 1 character 1.

-- You probably don't need to literally do full game conversions
anymore, now that the converter can crawl map tiles -- unless you want
to, anyway.  If you want mob spawns and character rendering and stuff to
work you'll convert some other things though.

-- I will be updating the wiki over the next several days, with a bunch
of new information.

-- mmosdk_sandbox.sql is a complete database for testing MoP data.  May
or may not work with latest WoD.

-- CHANGES has everything, cl by cl.. about 400 changelists, or 25% of
the entire project up to the previous build changelist.  Needless to say
I have been hard at work

-- This is such a massive change that there is almost guaranteed going
to be a follow-up build fixing some major thing.  Hopefully some people
that are testing will give it a go and I can get to the bottom of any
major issues quickly.

Glad to be back.. and more soon!

Will it be open source? if so what licence will it be?

Not like you're thinking, and I'm not sure (respectively)

Hi all.

Now that I have support for most of a WOW-style UI frontend and backend API, I thought I would put together a small video of the login => ingame flow in action.

Please ignore the various obvious glitches in models/etc as some things are still in limbo with graphics - I just wanted to give an example of the UI support.

Sound support (zone music and ambiences and some sfx) is also new.

The link below is an mpeg4 compressed avi.

http://bh.polpo.org/ui_show_out.avi

I'm now back on this after a couple months of IRL work hell.

Working on tying the frontend to in-game for the client, basically still working a lot in xml/lua UI land.

Glad it's still on rails !

By the way, what are the steps to get the repo access for testing ?

PM me your github name