Namespace WoWLib.Formats.WMO.Root

Classes

WMORoot

A WMO root file, abstract over the client version. The root file lists the object's shared data (materials, doodads, portals, lights, fog and the group table); the geometry lives in the separate group files. Construct a concrete version with WMORoot.for_version(expansion); the per-version WMORoot* classes are subclasses. See https://wowdev.wiki/WMO.

WMORoot.Era

The typed era factories: one method per expansion, each returning the concrete range class covering it — the compile-time twin of ForVersion.

WMORootBfa

A WMO root file for one client version. The root lists the object's shared data — materials and textures, doodad (M2) sets and placements, portals, lights, fog, culling volumes and the per-group table — while the 3D geometry lives in the separate group files (see WMOGroup). An instance read from a client file rewrites byte-for-byte until modified. See https://wowdev.wiki/WMO.

WMORootLegion

A WMO root file for one client version. The root lists the object's shared data — materials and textures, doodad (M2) sets and placements, portals, lights, fog, culling volumes and the per-group table — while the 3D geometry lives in the separate group files (see WMOGroup). An instance read from a client file rewrites byte-for-byte until modified. See https://wowdev.wiki/WMO.

WMORootShadowlandsToDragonflight

A WMO root file for one client version. The root lists the object's shared data — materials and textures, doodad (M2) sets and placements, portals, lights, fog, culling volumes and the per-group table — while the 3D geometry lives in the separate group files (see WMOGroup). An instance read from a client file rewrites byte-for-byte until modified. See https://wowdev.wiki/WMO.

WMORootTheWarWithin

A WMO root file for one client version. The root lists the object's shared data — materials and textures, doodad (M2) sets and placements, portals, lights, fog, culling volumes and the per-group table — while the 3D geometry lives in the separate group files (see WMOGroup). An instance read from a client file rewrites byte-for-byte until modified. See https://wowdev.wiki/WMO.

WMORootVanillaToWod

A WMO root file for one client version. The root lists the object's shared data — materials and textures, doodad (M2) sets and placements, portals, lights, fog, culling volumes and the per-group table — while the 3D geometry lives in the separate group files (see WMOGroup). An instance read from a client file rewrites byte-for-byte until modified. See https://wowdev.wiki/WMO.