Easy enough, release the addon base separately for free. Doesn't do anyone any good without the tool to configure it.Originally Posted by 'Caspian',index.php?page=Thread&postID=216439#post 216439
By push I would assume that he means "write a text file to your addons folder, or update a saved variable in a wtf file" which means wow only reads it at reloadui or startup. Anything other than this and it would be a VERY bad thing.My second concern is that you push updates to the addon portion. Whether it happens automatically or manually, I am not sure it falls within "legal" bounds, especially if the game is running and the player is in combat.Blizzard won't vette anything - seriously people need to give up on that concept. Someone is going to pull the "Well they said KeyClone is fine by name..." and I'm going to point out that was over a year ago and no other product has ever been mentioned by name again, AND blizzard hasn't thumbs upped a single added feature to KeyClone or reconfirmed it's status.Have you made any efforts to be vetted by Blizzard? I know they are VERY heistant to say anything is ok and fall back to the mantra of 1 keypress 1 action per account. With all of your fancy hocus pocus and macro creation going on it seems like it might be hard for the user to know for sure if that rule is really being adhered to. I am also concerened with Warden. I don't know how it works but, if it sees a process writing to WoW directories it might be less then pleased.
We have a general set of rules to live by, we do that or we get banned. Works better in Blizzards favor if they can ban for ANYTHING.
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