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'''Realmlist.wtf''' is a [[WTF|Warcraft Text File]] that tells the WoW-client which server to connect to. As of [[Patch 2.1]], a patchlist directive was added, presumably in conjunction with the new features of the [[World of Warcraft Launcher]].
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===File Contents===
This details the format of the realmlist.wtf file found in the WoW install folders. See [[Realmlist]] for information about the general WoW term.
''enGB client used as example'':
set realmlist eu.logon.worldofwarcraft.com
set patchlist eu.version.worldofwarcraft.com
set portal eu


For US clients:
'''Realmlist.wtf''' is a [[WTF|Warcraft Text File]] that tells the [[WoW]] client which [[server]] to connect to. As of [[patch 2.1]], a patchlist directive was added, presumably in conjunction with the new features of the [[World of Warcraft Launcher]]. During [[patch 3.0.2]], the file was moved out of the main ''World of Warcraft'' folder into a subfolder (\World of Warcraft\Data\enUS\).


set realmlist us.logon.worldofwarcraft.com
== File contents ==
set patchlist us.version.worldofwarcraft.com
set portal us


Editing this file would allow your client to connect to free, private World of Warcraft (MaNGOS, ArcEmu, Ascent, Aspire, ect) servers.
As of the latest version 3.x.x patches, the realmlist has had the set realmlistbn "" line added for the new battlenet system.
''enGB client used as example'':
<code>set realmlist eu.logon.worldofwarcraft.com
set patchlist enGB.patch.battle.net:1119/patch 
set realmlistbn ""
set portal eu</code>


Due to the popularity of free, private WoW servers; this file was made more difficult to find. During patch 3.0.2 it was moved out of the main World of Warcraft folder into a subfolder. As well as the portal which was added, however it can still be modified to access private servers but is now located in the default location "C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\Data\enUS\realmlist.wtf"
For US clients:


==Patchlist directive==
<code>set realmlist us.logon.worldofwarcraft.com
Around 2.1 a new directive was added to the to the realmlist.wtf, the current use of this directive is unknown, but it's believed to be added to support the [[Blizzard Launcher]]'s latest feature to notify you of new patches, the launcher itself connects to us.version.worldofwarcraft.com and gets a file called PatchSequenceFile.txt this file seem to contain a update path for the game, and the launcher.
set patchlist enUS.patch.battle.net
set realmlistbn ""
set portal us</code>


Post-2.1, the Patchlist directive now also supports the [[PTR|Public Test Realm]] Clients, and updates those as nessecary, as such the file now have additional contents. There is also support for the background downloader although it is hard to say when this was added.
== Patchlist directive ==


===PatchSequenceFile.txt contents===
Around patch 2.1, a new directive was added to the to the realmlist.wtf, the current use of this directive is unknown, but it's believed to be added to support the [[Blizzard Launcher]]'s latest feature to notify you of new patches, the launcher itself connects to us.version.worldofwarcraft.com and gets a file called [http://us.version.worldofwarcraft.com/update/PatchSequenceFile.txt PatchSequenceFile.txt]. This file contains an update path for the game, and the launcher.
[GAME]
CurrentBuild=7359
6546=WoW-2.x.x.x-2.2.0.7272-{PLATFORM}-{OS}-{LANG}
6692=WoW-2.x.x.x-2.2.0.7272-{CPU}-{OS}-{LANG}
6729=WoW-2.x.x.x-2.2.0.7272-{CPU}-{OS}-{LANG}
6739=WoW-2.x.x.x-2.2.0.7272-{CPU}-{OS}-{LANG}
6803=WoW-2.x.x.x-2.2.0.7272-{CPU}-{OS}-{LANG}
6898=WoW-2.1.3.6898-2.2.0.7272-{CPU}-{OS}-{LANG}
7272=WoW-2.2.0.7272-2.2.2.7318-{CPU}-{OS}-{LANG}
7318=WoW-2.2.2.7318-2.2.3.7359-{CPU}-{OS}-{LANG}
[PTR]
currentbuild=7441
7382=WoW-0.3.0.7382-0.3.0.7441-{CPU}-{OS}-{LANG}
[LAUNCHER]
CurrentBuild=200
[BACKGROUND]
date=Monday, October 29, 2007 08:22:14 GMT


Post-patch 2.1, the patchlist directive now also supports the [[PTR|Public Test Realm]] Clients, and updates those as nessecary, as such the file now have additional contents. There is also support for the background downloader although it is hard to say when this was added.
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This details the format of the realmlist.wtf file found in the WoW install folders. See Realmlist for information about the general WoW term.

Realmlist.wtf is a Warcraft Text File that tells the WoW client which server to connect to. As of patch 2.1, a patchlist directive was added, presumably in conjunction with the new features of the World of Warcraft Launcher. During patch 3.0.2, the file was moved out of the main World of Warcraft folder into a subfolder (\World of Warcraft\Data\enUS\).

File contents

As of the latest version 3.x.x patches, the realmlist has had the set realmlistbn "" line added for the new battlenet system. enGB client used as example:

set realmlist eu.logon.worldofwarcraft.com
set patchlist enGB.patch.battle.net:1119/patch   
set realmlistbn ""
set portal eu

For US clients:

set realmlist us.logon.worldofwarcraft.com
set patchlist enUS.patch.battle.net
set realmlistbn ""
set portal us

Patchlist directive

Around patch 2.1, a new directive was added to the to the realmlist.wtf, the current use of this directive is unknown, but it's believed to be added to support the Blizzard Launcher's latest feature to notify you of new patches, the launcher itself connects to us.version.worldofwarcraft.com and gets a file called PatchSequenceFile.txt. This file contains an update path for the game, and the launcher.

Post-patch 2.1, the patchlist directive now also supports the Public Test Realm Clients, and updates those as nessecary, as such the file now have additional contents. There is also support for the background downloader although it is hard to say when this was added.