Ghidra Setup Guide for World of Warcraft 0.5.3.3368

DrFrugal demonstrates how to set up Ghidra to inspect and reverse engineer an early alpha version of World of Warcraft.

I am currently working on a reverse engineering project, where I try to disable culling of everything on screen, so I can record the best possible out of bounds videos. So far i achieved a something, but currently it is not working as intended, because shadows are no longer properly drawn. To dig further into the rabbit hole which is WoW reverse engineering, I downloaded the ancient "Friends & Family Alpha" version 0.5.3.3368 and set it up to be inspected in Ghidra. This here is a guide for people new to this, since it isn't that easy either when you are missing dependencies etc. Hope it is helpful to some :P More videos will follow in the future: * set up a Ghidra repository for 4.1.0.13850 * set up a Ghidra repository for 3.3.5a.12340 (and merge information by hand) * having a look at the Ghidra debugger if I manage to get it running * comparing the decompilation output of Ghidra with IDA