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# StarCraft 2 Wings of Liberty Randomizer Setup Guide
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This guide contains instructions on how to install and troubleshoot the StarCraft 2 Archipelago client, as well as where
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to obtain a config file for StarCraft 2.
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## Required Software
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- [StarCraft 2](https://starcraft2.com/en-us/)
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- [The most recent Archipelago release](https://github.com/ArchipelagoMW/Archipelago/releases)
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- [StarCraft 2 AP Maps and Data](https://github.com/TheCondor07/Starcraft2ArchipelagoData)
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## How do I install this randomizer?
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1. Install StarCraft 2 and Archipelago using the first two links above. (The StarCraft 2 client for Archipelago is
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included by default.)
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2. Click the third link above and follow the instructions there.
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3. Linux users should also follow the instructions found at the bottom of this page
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(["Running in Linux"](#running-in-linux)).
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## Where do I get a config file (aka "YAML") for this game?
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The [Player Settings](https://archipelago.gg/games/Starcraft%202%20Wings%20of%20Liberty/player-settings) page on this
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website allows you to choose your personal settings for the randomizer and download them into a config file. Remember
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the name you type in the `Player Name` box; that's the "slot name" the client will ask you for when you attempt to
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connect!
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### And why do I need a config file?
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Config files tell Archipelago how you'd like your game to be randomized, even if you're only using default settings.
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When you're setting up a multiworld, every world needs its own config file.
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Check out [Creating a YAML](https://archipelago.gg/tutorial/Archipelago/setup/en#creating-a-yaml) for more information.
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## How do I join a MultiWorld game?
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1. Run ArchipelagoStarcraft2Client.exe.
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2. Type `/connect [server ip]`.
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3. Type your slot name and the server's password when prompted.
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4. Once connected, switch to the 'StarCraft 2 Launcher' tab in the client. There, you can see every mission. By default,
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only 'Liberation Day' will be available at the beginning. Just click on a mission to start it!
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## The game isn't launching when I try to start a mission.
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First, check the log file for issues (stored at `[Archipelago Directory]/logs/SC2Client.txt`). If the below fix doesn't
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work for you, and you can't figure out the log file, visit our [Discord's](https://discord.com/invite/8Z65BR2)
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tech-support channel for help. Please include a specific description of what's going wrong and attach your log file to
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your message.
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### Check your installation
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Make sure you've followed the installation instructions completely. Specifically, make sure that you've placed the Maps
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and Mods folders directly inside the StarCraft II installation folder. They should be in the same location as the
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SC2Data, Support, Support64, and Versions folders.
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## Running in Linux
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To run StarCraft 2 through Archipelago in Linux, you will need to install the game using Wine, then run the Linux build
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of the Archipelago client.
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Make sure you have StarCraft 2 installed using Wine, and that you have followed the
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[installation procedures](#how-do-i-install-this-randomizer?) to add the Archipelago maps to the correct location. You will not
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need to copy the .dll files. If you're having trouble installing or running StarCraft 2 on Linux, I recommend using the
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Lutris installer.
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Copy the following into a .sh file, replacing the values of **WINE** and **SC2PATH** variables with the relevant
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locations, as well as setting **PATH_TO_ARCHIPELAGO** to the directory containing the AppImage if it is not in the same
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folder as the script.
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```sh
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# Let the client know we're running SC2 in Wine
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export SC2PF=WineLinux
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export PROTOCOL_BUFFERS_PYTHON_IMPLEMENTATION=python
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# FIXME Replace with path to the version of Wine used to run SC2
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export WINE="/usr/bin/wine"
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# FIXME Replace with path to StarCraft II install folder
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export SC2PATH="/home/user/Games/starcraft-ii/drive_c/Program Files (x86)/StarCraft II/"
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# FIXME Set to directory which contains Archipelago AppImage file
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PATH_TO_ARCHIPELAGO=
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# Gets the latest version of Archipelago AppImage in PATH_TO_ARCHIPELAGO.
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# If PATH_TO_ARCHIPELAGO is not set, this defaults to the directory containing
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# this script file.
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ARCHIPELAGO="$(ls ${PATH_TO_ARCHIPELAGO:-$(dirname $0)}/Archipelago_*.AppImage | sort -r | head -1)"
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# Start the Archipelago client
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$ARCHIPELAGO Starcraft2Client
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```
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For Lutris installs, you can run `lutris -l` to get the numerical ID of your StarCraft II install, then run the command
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below, replacing **${ID}** with the numerical ID.
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lutris lutris:rungameid/${ID} --output-script sc2.sh
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This will get all of the relevant environment variables Lutris sets to run StarCraft 2 in a script, including the path
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to the Wine binary that Lutris uses. You can then remove the line that runs the Battle.Net launcher and copy the code
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above into the existing script.
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