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# Discord Presence test component
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This test branch builds two 32-bit native Windows components:
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- `DiscordPresence.dll` — loaded by VanillaFixes; reads WoW 1.12.1 character state read-only, writes the status snapshot, and starts the companion from its worker thread after WoW startup.
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- `DiscordPresence.exe` — invisible companion that only reads the status file and talks to Discord IPC. It no longer launches WoW.
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The normal game launch path stays unchanged:
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```
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Play Modernized WoW
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-> VanillaFixes.exe WoW_Modernized.exe
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-> WoW_Modernized.exe
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-> DiscordPresence.dll
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-> DiscordPresence.exe
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```
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The OctoWoW Discord Application ID is built into `DiscordPresence.exe`:
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```
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1544072796098011176
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```
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No manual Application ID setup is required. Advanced users may optionally create a
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`discord_application_id` text file to override the built-in ID.
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Runtime data is stored under:
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```
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<WoW folder>\.modernization_tool\DiscordPresence\
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discord_wow_status.json
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discord_broadcast_flags
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DiscordPresence.log
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discord_application_id (optional override)
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```
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The companion is never launched from `DllMain`; it is started only from the DLL worker
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thread after the startup delay. The DLL never performs Discord IPC, and the companion
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never reads or writes WoW memory.
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