Hello all! I'm one of the developers for this project.
Apologies if this was presented to you as something more than it is.
Blind Warcraft is an open sourced project that is adding blind accessible features to the World of Warcraft in-game interface.
What that means is you can navigate your inventory, spell book, quest log, and receive feedback on combat using just your keyboard. At this stage in the project, you can't do anything else outside of that. It is heavily recommended that you have someone who can help you set this up and install as nothing else about this game is accessible at this point.
Some of you had concerns that this automates the game for you. It does not, we specifically avoided doing a lot of things that would result in an account ban or lack of agency. The features that we implemented are simply alternative methods to navigate the interface and receive feedback on the game. This is also why the add-on may be a bit bare. The features implemented have only been tested in the early portions of the game and are not guaranteed to work during later levels.
If you are still interested in trying this out, you will need to install the add ons and run JocysCom. If you use NVDA, then you must run a different version of the JocysCom program found in the bitbucket page below.
This project is open source, so if you are a developer or know any developers who are interested then you may continue working on this project with the following link:
https://bitbucket.org/stefika/fall-2015 … t/overview
You may also download the necessary project files in the same website under the downloads tab.
Again, apologies if this was presented to you as a fully accessible version of World of Warcraft. The truth is that with the way the WoW API works, there may be no way to achieve that without risking an account ban by automating some features for you. What we have is just a few months of work we did as part of a university project.
I know you guys had a ton of questions, so I'll try to answer a few here if you would like. I appreciate the comments/concerns/healthy skepticism. I am very happy that some of you are excited about what we have, but please understand that there are some very serious limitations to this.
Thank you!