#Battlenet playonmac driver#

A supported driver (nvidia-smi shows I have 418.56).

A Vulkan capable GPU (API)#Compatibility (I have the Nvidia 1070).

Wine dependencies (I have run the Arch command and have them installed).

Sudo pacman -S vulkan-icd-loader lib32-vulkan-icd-loaderĪs far as I can tell the Battle.Net requires. Sudo pacman -S nvidia nvidia-utils lib32-nvidia-utils nvidia-settings When I run “pacman -Q | grep vulkan” this is the output. I have also installed the vulkan libraries. Sudo pacman -S lib32-gnutls lib32-libldap lib32-libgpg-error lib32-sqlite lib32-libpulse I have carefully read through - a few times and installed the dependencies. Thank you for your time and thank you for the reply.

#Battlenet playonmac install#

I have also tried to install it to /home/jeremy/Games/ on my SSD without any luck.Īny suggestions or support would be really appreciated, I have spent far more hours on this than I care to admit and I think I have all the right dependencies, the right nvidia drivers, wine-staging, wine tricks, etc

I have run “chmod -R 777 /6tbBlue/Lutris” in troubleshooting trying to make sure it is not a permission issue. I am trying to install Battle.Net and World of Warcraft (I havent got that far yet) onto my platter drive. WARNING 06:11:09,446 :The game doesn’t have an executabe However by line 36 it seems to have magically disappeared.

#Battlenet playonmac download#

On lines 18-20 of the “lutris -d” output it shows the Battle.Net exe downloading -ĭEBUG 06:06:54,614 :Starting download of: DEBUG 06:10:52,044 :Finished downloading I just cannot seem to get Battle.Net or World of Warcraft to install. Within Steam most games run flawlessly with Proton and using Lutris games like League of Legends, RIFT, SWTOR and more seem to install and run without any issue.

#Battlenet playonmac windows 10#

Select Microsoft Core Fonts, hit Install, and then follow through the wizard to install some fonts that Steam needs.I currently dual boot Windows 10 and Arch and would like to move over to Linux permanently, but cant bare to give up some of my games. Once everything finishes, select your new virtual drive on the left of your configuration window, and then select the Install components heading. Now PlayOnMac should boot Wine and use it to create a new virtual drive for you to install games and applications onto. Name your drive something appropriate and click Next one more time. Select your preferred version of Wine, then hit Next again.

#Battlenet playonmac 64 bits#

Click Next in the PlayOnMac Wizard and then select 64 bits windows installation before clicking Next again. On the main PlayOnMac window, select configure, then click New on the bottom right of your screen. Instead, we can take a few extra steps to make 64-bit games work correctly. While there is a built-in way of installing Steam, by default it'll be installed onto a 32-bit drive and you won't be able to run a lot of games. One of the biggest things you'll need to do if you want a proper gaming experience on your Mac is to install Steam. If you're using a Mac that was made before 2012, you'll need to install version 5.0 of Wine in both x86 and amd64, as newer versions require Metal support that your hardware won't have. You'll need to do this for both x86 and amd64 versions of Wine to be safe. Select the latest non-RC and non-staging version of Wine, and click the right-facing arrow to install that version. There are a few different things we need to do now to install Windows games on macOS.įirst, click Tools > Manage Wine Versions, and wait a moment for the version list to load.

Once that's done, boot the program, and it should present you with a new PlayOnMac window. dmg file, then copying the PlayOnMac application to your applications folder. With the installer downloaded, it's simply a case of mounting the. This will present you with your version number and name. If you're not sure which version of macOS you're running, click the Apple logo in the top left of your screen and then select About This Mac. If you're running 10.14 or earlier, you'll need PlayOnMac 4.3.3, anything newer requires version 4.4.3. Go to the PlayOnMac download page and download the application for your version of macOS. Now we need to download and install PlayOnMac itself.