Guide
WA1 is a one-button rotation helper for World of Warcraft, in two parts: the desktop program (WA1.exe) and an addon installed into the game automatically. The addon encodes game state into a strip of pixels on screen and runs macros; the desktop program decodes that strip, sends keys according to your logic, and manages accounts and modules — no injection, no memory reading. Hold one key and the whole rotation plays by itself.
Using WA1
Section titled “Using WA1”How it worksMacro engine, state feedback, modes and pacing.
Getting startedDownload, log in, pick a module, bind a start key, load in game — seven steps.
MarketplaceGet and unsubscribe, publish, redemption codes and author tools.
NotesSystem and client, account and security, updates, protected values.
Module Development
Section titled “Module Development”Module DevelopmentProperties, scripts and macros; module structure, hotkey layout, editor workflow.
Scripts and RuntimeAvailable functions, execution model, the custom code environment and protected values.
HUD OverlayDraw health bars, text, icons, textures and animations over the game.
Built-in Properties25 base templates and native aura fields, ready to reuse.
Property Implementation ReferenceNearly a hundred property implementations by category, with Midnight protected-value rules.
Dynamic MacrosSetMacro / Macro contract, override rules, out-of-combat refresh and the official assisted example.
AI Development
Section titled “AI Development”AI Module DevelopmentHand the full specification to an AI agent; ten importable examples.
AI SpecificationThe .wa1 format, public APIs and complete templates for agents.
Updates
Section titled “Updates”Features and UpdatesFeature updates merged by day, with upgrade notes.