Hi.I just installed Isboxer and I try to play with 5 characters in the same time.My problem is this:even if my characters are stacked(all 5 in the same place),when i start moving,the distance between characters is increasing and every character will take kinda a different path(when I press w,a,d for example).I mean that they dont exactly follow each other or the master character.
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Isboxer-need help
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There is no way to get around that.
Have to rely on /follow and the interact with target function (unless you are in tbc which doesn't have interact with target function).
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Yes,I am on TBC.Can you help me with some macros or how to set up isboxer in a proper way for this?I am new to multiboxing.
Edited: July 11, 2017
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Isboxer has been around for a while there are a plethora of guides made by ISboxer in text and on youtube. If you have specific questions about an issues or how to do something specific we can help, but for initial setup ISboxer and World of Warcraft please use a couple of their guides first.
ISboxer quick setup for World of Warcraft
https://youtu.be/Y3nwTDfy1Uw
Jamba Setup
http://www.dual-boxing.com/threads/2...etting-Started
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It sounds to me like you have repeater on. There are two icons that pop up above your characters portrait that aren't there if you're not using ISboxer. One is repeater, one is broadcast. Basically Repeater mimics everything you do across all windows, that needs to be off unless you're doing something like turning in quest and you need to click on all windows at the same time in the same place. Broadcast just well, broadcast your keystrokes across all windows. IE: Hitting 1 to cast fireball, all your accounts do exactly that. Keep that on pretty much at all times unless you're like chatting and it interferes with your keystrokes to spell out words.
Also avoid using wasd when boxing, i use S key to stop my slaves, but want to keep going with my master. Such as running a Dungeon, i stop my range and healer with S, but it allows to move forward with my tank. S really isn't a break, but in ISboxer it's just a broadcast key, but in WoW I use S key to step backwards to break follow.
i hope this clears things up and it sounds like what you were talking about. Remember, keep your repeater off 90% of the time. A few examples of when to have Repater on:
1. Logging in and typing in your PW to all accounts at once.
2. having all of your food and drinks all on the same place on your windows you can use your repeater and mouse to click the food icon all together to heal.
3. Mailbox.
4. Talent trees if you're leveling all the same class and running them in the same spec.
5. Looting on TBC as there is no IWT.
6. Logging out.
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