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  1.    dripfeeder reacted to a comment on a file: Vanilla Chat Bot
  2. -bphook is a command line parameter you can run wRobot with. A shortcut is created by wRobot with the option enabled when you first run it. It's in the wRobot root folder called "wRobot No Edit Memory", which runs wRobot with -bphook. You can also rename wRobot.exe to something else in the event they're somehow leveraging warden to scan for process names. Just rename wRobot and run it, it'll generate the shortcuts just like you ran it as the original filename.
  3. Were you using -bphook as a launch parameter? I think that helps with mitigation of some warden checks in terms of memory editing.
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  9. I know it has been two years but if anyone wants to use it, you just need to use this framework https://github.com/zerosnake0/Ace3v and place it in your Interface\Addons folder. If you still receive the error, check to make sure the Ace3 framework actually loaded. If it didn't, then something referenced in the ChatAce.toc or Ace3.toc files is missing. Make sure you have all the folders populated. When I installed it, it was missing LibStub.lua from the Ace3\LibStub folder, and the files from Ace3\CallbackHandler-1.0 (lua, xml).

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