Nay

You can still use `race`. Pandarens can have 3 races, one for neutral, another for horde and another for alliance.

WPP can do it. Make sure that the config "creature_template" is set to true.

See https://trinitycore.atlassian.net/wiki/display/tc/Installation+Guide - Development State

Current 6.x branch supports 7.0.3 clients (this branch will be renamed soon)

What generator did you pick in CMake? Post the CMake log

Make sure that you install the C++ compiler when installing VS https://trinitycore.atlassian.net/wiki/display/tc/Windows+Requirements

Read the first link I gave you. It answers all your questions.

The only branches that "matter" are 6.x and 3.3.5. All the other ones are work in progress that will be merged eventually with one of the other two.

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7.0.3 (22423) https://trinitycore.atlassian.net/wiki/display/tc/Installation+Guide

I wouldn't go out of my way to implement a "blizzlike" bug. If the bug already happens on TC, too bad, it probably won't be fixed. But if the bug does not exist it would be kinda madness to introduce it on purpose.

@RedDoesStuff: Install the correct version of OpenSSL (32 bits vs 64 bits)

Use the updates in the commits.

Delete the hotfix DB, do not import anything manually and let worldserver create and fill the table with automatic updates.

Last night Nicky joined IRC and we helped him. The problem was in the cmake setup. It's all good now.

Stop worldserver Make sure automatic updates are enabled DROP DATABASE `world_tr`; CREATE DATABASE `world_tr`; mysql world_tr < TDB_world_6.04_2016_04_11.sql or TDB_full_world_335.61_2016_04_11.sql Start worldserver ... Profit

https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/blob/6.x/src/server/worldserver/worldserver.conf.dist#L1279 Updates.EnableDatabases = 0 Disabling them is not recommended.

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Current supported client version is 7.0.3

What's the hash/commit of your compile and what is your client build?

Those "macro redefinition" warnings are just warnings, you can still compile with that. In your last screenshots everything seems fine (assuming that you selected the Generator: Visual Studio 14 2015 Win64)

In CMake, change MYSQL_LIBRARY to link the correct libmysql.lib (32 bits vs 64 bits)

3.3.5a branch is fixed on that version, 6.x branch is a moving target Edit: 7.0.3 now supported on 6.x

All seems fine. What happens if you go to Build menu and compile?