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# Battle.net Nix Flake
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Sort of.
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## Usage
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1. Download the Battle.net setup: https://download.battle.net/?product=bnetdesk
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2. Clone and `nix develop .` (or use direnv and `direnv allow`)
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3. Follow https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Battle.net
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```shell
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export WINEARCH=win64
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export WINEPREFIX=$PWD/wineprefix
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winetricks dxvk
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wine64 $BATTLENET_SETUP
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```
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2023-12-04 10:11:47 -06:00
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Once Battle.net is installed, you probably want to launch the up-to-date version
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directly to avoid repeated updates:
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I usually copy my WoW installation from another machine to `./wow` (so it
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is .gitignore'd) and manually locate it for the Battle.net Launcher. This makes
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things like installing addons and whatnot a little easier that going to
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`"./wineprefix/drive_c/Program Files (x86)/World of Warcraft"`.
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