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Je ne sais pas trop pourquoi mais mon projet a atterrie au mauvais endroit, pourriez vous le remettre dans les projets? I don’t know why, but my project landed in the wrong place, could you put it back in the projects?

I think you can hide some CheckButton like CharCreateClassButton1 for class or like CharCreateRaceButton1 for race in CharacterCreate.xml

I have 2 files you can use, 2 versions of msvcr100d.dll. version 2010v10-00-30319-1 and 2010v10-00-40219-1 msvcr100d 2010v10-00-30319-1.7z msvcr100d 2010v10-00-40219-1.7z

This defines availability of classes for the different races, you can have a look here : https://wowdev.wiki/DB/CharBaseInfo

I thought you were using the random button creating characters . Sorry. Do you change the CharBaseInfo.dbc ?

huuu. The creation random button of course.

it depends on what you want to achieve in that case why not hide the button ?

Easier to see in : function CharacterCreate_Randomize() PlaySound("gsCharacterCreationLook"); RandomizeCharCustomization(); end Maybe with a local className = GetSelectedClass (); you could have the name of the class and do another CharacterCreate_Randomize (); if this corresponds to a prohibited class, the same with a local raceName = GetSelectedRace (); Something like that.

The charactercreate.xml is only there for interfacing, the charactercreate.lua for management and other options . You must change your charactercreate.lua to manage classes and races that you want to use. Could you share your charactercreate.lua ?

Have you changed your file CharacterCreate.lua ?

Thank Kaev, you're right. I found some informations here : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1354924/how-do-i-parse-a-string-with-a-decimal-point-to-a-double and here : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4352849/how-to-parse-a-string-to-double

like this ? Int_Seconds = int.Parse(TextBox1.Text);

Hum ok, you have only 18 RACE_ICON_TCOORDS but you have MAX_RACES = 12 so you must have 24 in at least RACE_ICON_TCOORDS

And just hide the buttons?

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