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Just A Morpher - An X86 Morpher


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Just A Morpher is a morpher for x86 (32-bit) WoW..

 

It's currently undetected. It's unlikely that Blizzard would want to detect it anyway, since it's only a morpher.

 

It supports Windows Vista, 7, and 8. It will not work on XP. I will not support XP, so don't ask.

 

If you have any problems or questions, please post in this thread and I'll try to help. Please don't PM me about it.

 

To use it:

1. Download and unzip the file.

2. Run Injector.exe.

3. Select your WoW process.

4. Click Load.

5. Wait for it to load. It will print a message to the chat window when it's loaded, if you load it while in-game.

6. Enter chat commands.

 

Commands:

/morph [unitID] [scale | Mount | ItemSlot] DisplayID - Morphs or scales a unit or its mount or items.

/displayid [Mount] - Writes the display ID of the target or its mount to the chat window.

/copy [unitID] - Copy the unit's display ID, scale, mount and gear to the player.

 

Item slots are:

Head

Shoulder

Shirt

Chest

Waist

Legs

Feet

Wrist

Hand

Back

MainHand

OffHand

Ranged

Tabard

 

 

Examples:

/morph 1337 - Morphs the player to display ID 1337.

/morph scale 2 - Sets the player's scale to 2.

/morph mount 1337 - Morphs the player's mount to display ID 1337.

/morph target 1337 - Morphs the target to display ID 1337.

/morph focus mount 1337 - Morphs the focus' mount to display ID 1337.

/morph head 0 - Hides the player's head item.

/morph target chest 0 - Hides the target's chest item.

/displayid - Writes the target's display ID to the chat window.

/displayid mount - Writes the target's mount's display ID to the chat window.

/copy - Copies the target's display ID, scale, mount and gear to the player.

/copy focus - Copies the focus' display ID, scale, mount and gear to the player.

 

You can download it from this thread on my website.

 

Source on GitHub

  • 3 weeks later...
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I am new to this can you please tell me what a morpher does I think I understand the ID meaning the ID number is assigned to a certain model so this will change what the items look like right? If I am wrong can you please explain it in grade school terms lol I am just getting into this in the past couple of hours.

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