– Added a Facebook icon to the top right corner of the program that will take you to our Facebook page when clicked.
– You can now pass “-updateinstallpath” to the app to have it update WoW’s locating in the registry prior to launching.
– Fixed up launch code so it’s the same regardless of how you launch.
– Now compiled with DPI Aware turned on.
As always, you can grab the newest version by letting your current version auto-update or by downloading it here.
This is a bug-fix release. This fixes a logic error that would sometimes cause the realm description to seemingly not be saved once the program was restarted.
You can grab the newest version by letting your current version auto-update, or by downloading it here.
I’ve been informed that from revision 109 and on (about the time I switched to Visual Studio 2012), my WoW Launcher is being falsely identified by an Antivirus named ‘QuickHeal’. I’m currently attempting to get this rectified either on their end, or mine.
For those who are truly paranoid, I’ve compiled revision 112 with Visual Studio 2008 here (VirusTotal scan). Just run it with the command line option “-uptodate” to skip the new version is available message when new versions get posted.
This update fixes a crash that would occur when you attempted to launch a realm via double clicking its listbox entry when that realms Config.wtf or Launcher.wtf didn’t include a “useThirtyTwoBitClient” entry.
Also fixed is a display bug, where the realmlist textbox would be disabled when it shouldn’t be.
You can grab the newest version by letting your current version auto-update, or by downloading it here.
This update has a few minor bug fixes, and introduces a ‘Set Realmlist’ checkbox that allows you to make the launcher simply not write the realmlist (useful if all you’re using the launcher for is to clear your cache, and not play across the Atlantic).
You can grab the newest version by letting your current version auto-update, or by downloading it here.
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