Installing a Module

Adding a module is an optional step to alter the blizzlike gameplay offered by AzerothCore by default.

1. Find a module of your needs in the AzerothCore Catalogue.
2. Clone the repository
   • Clone the repository using Git the same way AzerothCore was first cloned in the Core Installation. The repository should be cloned into the \modules\ directory. i.e E:\AzerothCore\modules\
   • Download the ZIP file from the catalog and extract it in the \modules\ directory. i.e E:\AzerothCore\modules\mod-anticheat

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In order for your module to work you need to recompile the source. For an in-depth guide on how to recompile, read over Core Installation again.

1. Reconfigure and regenerate CMake.
   • To make sure the module was correctly installed you can check if it can be found in the CMake logs under * Modules configuration (static)
2. Rebuild the core.

Your Worldserver will automatically run any SQL Queries provided by the Modules.

You should always check the README file of the module to see if any manual steps are needed for the module to function properly.

• During compiling I get the error “error LINK2019: unresolved external symbol “void __cdcel Addmod_module_masterScripts(void)”
  • Remove -master from the modules directory name.
• The module is for some reason not working in-game.
  • You can always use the .server debug command to see all loaded modules.
  • Always fall back to the README file from the module for the exact installation steps for that module.

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If you are still having problems, check:

• FAQ
• Common Errors
• How to ask for help
• Join our Discord Server, but it is not a 24/7 support channel. A staff member will answer you whenever they have time.