Dark Age of Camelot

[grimgolem2]

I was curious about the current status of keyclone and locking the foreground with this program? I used to box in eq2 with keyclone and innerspace and it worked great, unfortunately that is not a viable solution with DAoC. any good news?

[Lokked]

There are other software solutions to box DAoC with.

Search for HotkeyNet. It was written for this purpose (I believe).

[grimgolem2]

I've had trouble with HKN because its not idiot friendly. :( I don't do well with typing in all kinds of code, just didn't do it for me like keyclone does. I knew Rob (keyclone developer) was working on some sort of fix, was wondering if there were any new updates.

[Lokked]

I suppose you could request a boxing script from someone on HotkeyNet's Forums, and either modify it to suit your needs or change your keyboard mapping to suit the HKN script's need.

Either way, you should be able to find a nice DAoC sample of HKN somewhere.

[Lokked]

I found this:


I use hotkeynet
Go to hotkeynet.com to download.


The program was originally written around daoc. Now more directed towards WoW players. Very simple to make your own script.


But quickly I'll make a short guide.


When you download the program, IF you plan on using it for multiple computers just email me or send me a private message on this site... And I'll email you a full complete guide I have saved in my outbound emails.



But for now... 1 computer - 2 clients. Go to the software and go to actions and click rename a window. Then right click a window and name it DAOC1. Repeat this step for your other window and name it DAOC2

In note pad you must make a little script. It's SUPER simple. Heres the script for the "1" key. It will send "1" to DAOC1 and DAOC2 on your PC



<hotkey 1>
<sendpc local>
<SendWinBackgroundDAOC DAOC1>
<text 1>
<SendWinBackgroundDAOC DAOC2>
<text 1>



Simple as that. COpy past works for 1-10 A-Z.


Say your want 1-3 to be sent to both windows... And letter "C" for sit. Here's what your script will look like.

<hotkey 1>
<sendpc local>
<SendWinBackgroundDAOC DAOC1>
<text 1>
<SendWinBackgroundDAOC DAOC2>
<text 1>

<hotkey 2>
<sendpc local>
<SendWinBackgroundDAOC DAOC1>
<text 2>
<SendWinBackgroundDAOC DAOC2>
<text 2>

<hotkey 3>
<sendpc local>
<SendWinBackgroundDAOC DAOC1>
<text 3>
<SendWinBackgroundDAOC DAOC2>
<text 3>

<hotkey c>
<sendpc local>
<SendWinBackgroundDAOC DAOC1>
<text c>
<SendWinBackgroundDAOC DAOC2>
<text c>



Yeah that simple. Now save whatever scipt you've made as a regular notepad.


Switch back to hotkeynet and bottom left of the screen click loadhotkeys... And simply load your notepad.


Click the "turn on" button in upper left. Or "Turn on Hotkeys" in Actions tab.

[Ughmahedhurtz]

You might have to do some jiggery pokery with the /clientsleep command to get it working.