– Browse/listen the different audio-environments provided in WoW. – Listen to all client audio files (wave, mp3). (Always looking for any good providers out there!) – Quest-provider: Blasc, WDB files, WoWBox, WoWDB, etc. – Creature-provider: Allakhazam, Blasc, WDB files, WoWBox, WoWDB, etc. – Item-providers: Allakhazam, WoWArmory, Blasc, WDB files, WoWBox, WoWDB, etc. – Recreate local cache-files containing most of the server-based information from different providers. – Writing support: ADT, BLP, DB (DayNightCycle), DBC, M2, MPQ, TRS, WDB, ZMP – Reading support: ADT, BLP, BLS, DB (DayNightCycle), DBC, M2, MPQ, TRS, WDB, WDL, WDT, WMO, ZMP – Search through the client files, specifying different constraints. – Export/Save all MPQ files directly to your hard-disk. – Browse all the client files in an explorer like environment with tons of additional information about every file-type. – Operating Systems: Windows-XP, Vista (not tested on other platforms)
– Coding: Mostly C# (.NET 2.0) + additional 3rd-party libraries Starting as a simple framework, providing basic game-file reading features, it grow rapidly supporting dozens of features by now. Inspired by projects like WoWModelViewer/MapViewer I decided to go a step further and combine everything in one single tool, providing all the functionalities I was always looking for. It’s main purpose was to understand the WoW game-client and some of the game mechanics.
WoWMS is a private project I’ve been working on during my freetime for the last couple of months.
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