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+How to Install the HoTT Game on Windows
+=======================================
+
+## Prerequisites
+   
+MUST USE POWERSHELL AS ADMIN
+- chocolatey (this shld be easy)
+- Via chocolatey
+  - `choco install ghc`
+  - `choco install cabal`
+- via cabal
+  - `cabal install happy`
+  - `cabal install alex`
+
+## The Damned Paths
+
+Something something need to add new system environment variables,
+need to ask Samuel again.
+
+## Doom Emacs
+
+IN POWERSHELL LOCAL TO USER
+
+- Prerequisites
+  ```
+  choco install git emacs ripgrep
+  choco install fd llvm
+  ``` 
+- Doom Emacs itself
+  ```
+  git clone https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs ~/.emacs.d
+  ~/.emacs.d/bin/doom install
+  ```
+  **Icons will be missing for windows sadly**
+  
+## Development Version of Agda 
+
+POWERSHALL IN LOCAL
+- Directly clone the repo for development version.
+  _You can choose where to put this_.
+  ```
+  git clone https://github.com/agda/agda.git
+  ```
+- We need to install `make` for windows. Easiest via cabal.
+  ```
+  cabal install make
+  ```
+- Go into folder of agda repo then do
+  ```
+  cabal update
+  make install
+  ```
+- Agda should be finished. Use `agda` in powershell to check version.
+
+Now agda-mode in Doom Emacs.
+- to install agda2-mode.
+  ```
+  M-x package-install
+  ```
+- In `init.el`, uncomment `agda` in `lang`.
+- `doom sync` to update. Then `SPC-q-R` to restart.
+
+To test things, make a `test.agda` file anywhere you'd like.
+- Using Doom Emacs, open `test.agda`. 
+- Type in
+  ```agda
+  open import Agda.Builtin.Nat
+  ```
+- Use `C-c C-d` then enter `Nat`.
+  The output in the agda info window should be `Set`.
+  
+Congratulations, you now have Agda and
+can use emacs bindings for Agda.
+However, you have nothing more than the
+builtin types.
+
+## The Cubical Library
+
+The HoTT Game currently requires the `cubical-0.3` library.
+We walk through _a_ installation of the `cubical-0.3` library.
+See the [Agda documentation](https://agda.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tools/package-system.html) 
+for more about libraries.
+
+- Go to [here](https://github.com/agda/cubical/releases).
+  Under 'version 0.3', 
+  download the 'Source Code' file in either formats `zip` or `tar.gz`. 
+- Open the 'Source Code' file.
+  It should turn into a folder which contains a folder called 
+  'cubical'.
+- Rename 'cubical' to 'cubical-0.3'. 
+  Inside it, there should be a `cubical.agda-lib` file
+  with contents 
+  ```
+  name: cubical-0.3
+  include: .
+  depend:
+  flags: --cubical --no-import-sorts
+  ```
+  This is the file that tells Agda "this is a library" when
+  Agda looks into this folder.
+  You can place 'cubical' anywhere you like.
+  For the sake of this guide,
+  let's say you put it in a place so that
+  the path is `LOCATION/cubical-0.3`.
+
+Now we need to tell Agda this 'cubical-0.3' library exists,
+so that it will look for it when an Agda file uses code from it.
+
+- Open Powershell locally and do 
+  ```
+  agda -l fjdsk Dummy.agda
+  ```
+- Assuming you don't already have an Agda library called `fjdsk`,
+  you should see an error message of the form 
+  ```
+   Library 'fjdsk' not found.
+   Add the path to its .agda-lib file to
+     'BLAHBLAHBLAH/libraries'
+   to install.
+   Installed libraries:
+     none
+  ```
+  The `BLAHBLAHBLAH/libraries` is where we tell Agda of
+  the location of libraries.
+  For Windows, it should look like
+  ```
+  C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\agda\libraries
+  ```
+  where `USERNAME` is your username on your computer.
+- Navigate to the folder 
+  `C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\agda`.
+  _If there is no `agda` folder in 
+  `C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming`,
+  simply create one_.
+- In `C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\agda`,
+  create a file `libraries` if there isn't one already.
+  Inside it, put 
+  ```
+  LOCATION/cubical-0.3/cubical.agda-lib 
+  ```
+- Now do `agda -l fjdsk Dummy.agda` in powershell locally again.
+  This time the error message should be 
+  ```
+  Library 'fjdsk' not found.
+  Add the path to its .agda-lib file to
+    'BLAHBLAHBLAH/libraries'
+  to install.
+  Installed libraries:
+    cubical-0.3
+      (LOCATION/cubical-0.3/cubical.agda-lib)
+  ```
+  Congratulations, Agda is now aware of 
+  the existence of the `cubical-0.3` library.
+  
+## The HoTT Game
+
+The HoTT Game is also an Agda library
+so we need to repeat the above process for it.
+
+- In Powershell, navigate to 
+  where you would like to put the HoTT Game.
+- Use `git clone https://github.com/Jlh18/TheHoTTGame.git`.
+  This should copy the HoTT Game repository as
+  a folder called `TheHoTTGame`.
+  For the purposes of this guide,
+  let's say you have put the HoTT Game in your computer
+  at the path
+  ```
+  LOCATION1/TheHoTTGame
+  ```
+  Inside it, you should see many files,
+  one of which should be `TheHoTTGame.agda-lib`.
+- Go back to `BLAHBLAHBLAH/libraries`
+  and add the following line
+  ```
+  LOCATION1/TheHoTTGame/TheHoTTGame.agda-lib
+  ```
+- In Powershell, use `agda -l fjdsk Dummy.agda` again.
+  The error message should now look something like 
+  ```
+   Library 'fjdsk' not found.
+   Add the path to its .agda-lib file to
+     'BLAHBLAHBLAH/libraries'
+   to install.
+   Installed libraries:
+     cubical-0.3
+       (LOCATION/cubical-0.3/cubical-0.3.agda-lib)
+     TheHoTTGame
+       (LOCATION1/TheHoTTGame/TheHoTTGame.agda-lib)
+  ```
+- Using Doom Emacs, 
+  open `Trinitarianism/Quest0.agda` and do `C-c C-l`.
+  Congratulations, you can now play the HoTT Game.

TheHoTTGame.agda-lib

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-name: HoTTGameLib
+name: TheHoTTGame
 include: .
 depend: cubical-0.3
 flags: --cubical --no-import-sorts