[DiscordArchive] btw where can i learn about modules install?
[DiscordArchive] btw where can i learn about modules install?
Archived author: dr3amforg3 • Posted: 2025-09-29T22:26:52.729000+00:00
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It's even safer to do it that way imo
Archived author: Revision • Posted: 2025-09-29T22:27:09.413000+00:00
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It keeps the host clean too. All you install is the virtualization software and nothing else.
Archived author: SlaveMaster • Posted: 2025-09-29T22:29:11.197000+00:00
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> You need to reconfigure your build with CMake and build core again.
how?
Archived author: Mithria • Posted: 2025-09-29T22:31:34.241000+00:00
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i replied to you in the playerbots discord so you could start there, but its literally the same instructions as setting up regular azerothcore, just with a different fork and putting a folder in another folder
Archived author: dr3amforg3 • Posted: 2025-09-29T22:31:37.211000+00:00
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Exactly the same way you did it first time ...
Open cmake set source folder and build folder (they are probably already set due to cache) , click configure once , click configure for the second time, generate and open afterwards. Than build it when Visual Syudio opens.
Archived author: Ryan Turner • Posted: 2025-09-29T22:34:24.950000+00:00
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<@213019927261609984> please refrain from being unwelcoming or judgemental towards others.
Nothing wrong with wanting to use VM and using whaterver OS you want there, would I personally recommend it? if you're not comfortable with other OSses and you dont want to learn and you can do the same in the current OS, than i wouldn't recommenend using a VM, but that choice or decision shouldn't be judged upon.
Download the playerbot's repo and their module (using git is the recommended way).
Playerbot uses their own fork (copy of AC, with their changes), you've ot use theirs.
Change the Source in CMAKE from your AzerothCore-wotlk to whaterver path for playerbots.
add the module into playerbots source
Generate and open project, build and ta-da