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=== | Getting up and running with WoWBench is really only a matter of starting it. | ||
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=== Startup with [[AddOn Studio]]: === | |||
a. <code>View > Lua Console</code> | |||
[[File:AddOn_Studio_2022_for_WoW_-_Features_Lua_Console_Menu_-_220412.0.png]] | |||
b. <code>Lua Console > Choose shell... > Bench</code> | |||
[[File:AddOn_Studio_2022_for_WoW_-_Features_Lua_Console_Bench_Button_-_220412.0.png]] | |||
c. WoWBench loaded in AddOn Studio | |||
[[File:AddOn_Studio_2022_for_WoW_-_Features_Lua_Console_Bench_Console_-_220412.0.png]] | |||
Link for getting back to these docs can be found at the top of the Bench console log: | |||
[[File:AddOn Studio 2022 for WoW - Features Lua Console Bench Docs Link - 220412.1.png]] | |||
=== Startup with the command line: === | |||
:<code>C:\wowbench>'''lua wowbench.lua -f'''</code> | :<code>C:\wowbench>'''lua wowbench.lua -f'''</code> | ||
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== Running == | |||
At this point, you have a vanilla WoW emulator up and running. | At this point, you have a vanilla WoW emulator up and running. | ||
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''would produce help for the '''look''' command'' | ''would produce help for the '''look''' command'' | ||
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==== Summary of interaction commands ==== | ==== Summary of interaction commands ==== | ||
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{{ | {{Notebox|'''Behind the scenes:''' Internally to WoWBench, a game-world object is just another UI object with event handlers. | ||
* The classes representing game-world objects emulate game engine behavior when receiving events. | * The classes representing game-world objects emulate game engine behavior when receiving events. | ||
* Game-world objects are defined in world.xml and world.lua.}} | * Game-world objects are defined in world.xml and world.lua.}} | ||