MrSmite

+KingPin I couldn't get it to link at all no matter what method I tried +Nay It looks like your link did the same as mine +boneham31 Nice pic, what did you do to get it to show on the forums?

Browser: Firefox Not a big deal but the "client 3.3.5a" button is on its own row for some reason. It's still between the "Bugs and Patches" and "View New Content" buttons but it is dropped down onto a new line... I disabled all my addons just to be sure but there was no change. http://img46.imageshack.us/img46/8369/tcbuttons.jpg

The front page of the wiki has a red banner at the bottom which I presume is supposed to dynamically link to the most recent commit: PS: Is this even the right place for wiki bugs? I know I've posted a few.

I uploaded a JPG to Freeimagehosting and tried to link to it in my bug report about the wiki but the forums told me I'm not allowed to use that file extension. I uploaded a PNG and got the same result. Also tried posting to Imageshack but it fails too.. I tried linking using the "Image" button in the editor and also by typing the URL direct. Nothing seems to want to let the image render in the thread. It just yells at me and puts a link down instead of the picture.

Browser: Firefox Some of the wiki pages are broken such that they don't display the tables properly. Each field is separated by a line that says "NO 0". Here is an example of what I see for the spell_scripts page: http://imageshack.us/f/811/tcwiki.jpg/ Note: Can't get the forum to accept image links (reported in another thread)

Microsoft offered VS 2008 as a 90 day trial but they've axed all my links in favor of VS 2010. You can still download the ISO from various bittorrent sites but you have to wonder if they've been tampered with. Also, if they provide a serial then you're stepping into the warez territory. Just grabbing the ISO is fine because it was offered for free to everyone.

The $ is a jab at how Microsoft is "just in it for money" rather than actually making a bug-free, user friendly product. So you insult them by using M$ instead of MS.

Hmm, maybe that patch doesn't work on VS Express.

If you installed both then it is probably confusing CMake and you need to set the LIBs manually: Open CMake and set your build / source directories Click File -> Delete Cache and answer Yes Click Tools -> Configure Choose Specify Native Compilers and click Next Browse to "cl.exe" for both the C and C++ compiler Click Finish When it's done configuring, go to step 10 Uncheck USE_MYSQL_SOURCES and click Configure again Check the Advanced option Look for MYSQL_INCLUDE_DIR and point this to C:/Program Files/MySQL/5.5/include or wherever you installed MySQL Community Edition Look for MYSQL_LIBRARY and point this to C:/Program Files/MySQL/5.5/lib/libmysql.lib or wherever you installed MySQL Community Edition Click Configure Click Generate You're done!

Install SP1 for VS 2008 and then install the patch I provided in the "how to" http://www.trinitycore.org/f/topic/5667-howto-setup-debugging-enable-edit-and-continue-in-vs-2008/#entry48737 I had to install that myself to get rid of the error you're getting and haven't had any issues since.

Do a search for the directory: Common7IDE, that's where devenv.exe for 2008 gets installed.

Except the wiki isn't a choose your own adventure and you clearly skipped the part about downloading MySQL Server Community Edition. This is not the same as mysqllite.

Did you try "specify native compilers" under Tools -> Configure instead of "use default native compilers"? I have the same problem you have if I "use default native compilers" on VS2008. Try choosing "specify" and point it to "cl.exe" for both the "C" and "C++" options.

Unfortunately there could be several things wrong. Did you try Google? I found a bunch of discussion about VS 2010 and "Edit and Continue" problems. A few things to consider: Are you on an x64 machine but building an x86 project? See here. Are you compiling a debug build? Do you have all the latest updates for VS 2010? Are you launching through the debugger or trying to attach to the EXE afterward? If all else fails, you can always install VS2008, Trinity doesn't need VS2010***. Edit: *** This announcement indicates that as of October 21st, 2013 Trinity will require at least VS 2010.

Thanks, that's what I thought. Incidentally I was running the 3.3.5 extractor when it made a few files on the second run which may be partially my fault since I paused / resumed the process using Process Explorer and I think it skipped whatever threads were queued at the time.

So I ran the mmap extractor from b6e56e42e and after it completed I ran it again because I remember seeing somewhere that it doesn't always build all tiles in the first run. The second run did in fact write a few additional files so I decided to run it a third time. The third and subsequent runs end up doing nothing but listing all the maps and coordinates in the console with the exception of a few tiles indicating there are no polygons: Obviously running it again won't magically create polygons on those tiles so is it safe to assume that it is finished if you run it and it doesn't actually write any files into the directory?

Interesting. Hopefully someone can help him compile the tools on Ubuntu then. I have no idea how to compile on that OS.

I haven't used the tools for i3.5.7 myself but I'd venture a guess that they're old and someone needs to upload a new version. If you look at the map files in a hex editor, the older maps have a different header than the new ones which is most likely why your core is complaining about being incompatible: Older map header as seen in WinHex 4D 41 50 53 76 31 2E 32 34 30 MAPSv1.240 Newer map header as seen in WinHex 4D 41 50 53 76 31 2E 33 34 30 MAPSv1.340 I don't remember exactly where the "newer" maps came into play but it was somewhere around revision 4b4b637081ae120c8faa9c95f872f7100f32a7d9

Under the "Extractors" heading in the How To: Windows. It doesn't say to use it but it does say to copy it to the wow folder. I only ran it because I just wanted to make sure it still didn't work and that it wasn't a case of the wiki not being updated telling you to run it.

What about now? The wiki says to copy it to your wow folder but it never actually runs. For kicks I tried to run it but all it does is say "Press any key to continue" and then quits.

Yeah, getting a proper 4.3.4 wow client is a pain. I'm not sure if mine is even right since every time I mess with patching from 3.3.5a I get a different total size for cata.

What I posted is more safe and accurate than downloading from some random DLL site. The OP needs to get the proper version.

You probably don't have the right version of the DLL. On my system I have 7 different versions of it: According to process explorer, worldserver.exe (for the 3.3.5a branch) loads the one in bold. You probably need to install the Service Pack 1 redist and then the security updates for SP1 redist to get it. ATL Security Update MFC Security Update Note: Your best bet is to simply run Microsoft Update to make sure you get all the security updates

Actually that happens when you have a "bad" cata client. The tools crap out on extracting the liquidtype.dbc and it ends up being 0 bytes which causes the whole procedure to halt. If you search the forums you'll find a long discussion I had in an old "tutorial" but I believe the problem is some of the MPQ files labeled "Update" (or something) need to be removed from your directory. Edit: Here

Indeed, I was hoping to put up those two new tables from my Item Loot Saving patch. Maybe tie the wiki to your forum account and only allow people with over 100 posts to be able to edit?