A WOW 1.12 external wireframe renderer reading game's memory

Caveats:

• World-to-screen formula involves a magic constant and thus works only for windowed-fullscreen 1920x1080 mode (see cam.py) (need to generalize the formula, https://wowdev.wiki/M2#Cameras maybe)
• Doesn't render animation (moving objects are rendered as static objects)
• Doesn't render equipement
• Doesn't render world
• Doesn't render NPCs
• Rendering is long, but it's fine if application is not real-time
• No way of knowing if something is occluded
• Made for windows (no macos)
• Game files (containing 3d models etc..) have to be manually extracted using a third party software
• Requires to be administrator (There might not be any other way)
• Pymem reads the process' memory using debugger (There might not be any other way)

With a complete rendering engine it would be possible record clips of the game accompanied by the on-screen location of every objects for every frame, thus allowing to experiment with any computer-vision task without worrying about the labelling of a dataset.

python peep.py

See peep.py for informations

A manually labeled screenshot dataset to train a CNN at localizing bobbers on screen. It contains only 135 images which is more than enough for training.

The images have been compressed and downsampled to be stored on github.

A very old Keras training code using the bobbers database.

A 100 line WOW 1.12 fishing bot reading game's memory

See truc.py for informations