Graphics in PIP (keyclone)

[sackboy]

When I max the graphics on my main window, and have low graphics on the other smaller windows (in PIP mode using keyclone), is there anyway to save this upon exiting the client? I usually have to go to the video settings and turn the clone windows' video settings down manually, but this is just getting quite annoying as its done everytime I have to log in. Thanks for the help!

[Pengster]

I solved it by duplicating the world of warcraft-folder.

now i have

c:\wow1\
c:\wow2\ etc.

you can choose the executable in the keyclone-setup > command editor.

downside is that u have to keep update 5 wow-folders.
beside you are able to setup different graphics settings through the interface panel directly in wow, if u have different folders, at least in my case, the system no longer crashes.

[Jamien]

Make 2 copies of your wow folder as Pengster said.
Do a search on the forums for mklink or folder linking, speeds up ingame loading

[Thulos]

Does keyclone allow you to set config.wtf variables when it launches the clients? If it does you can then just set the "gxResolution" variable to whatever you want. IE: "1680x1050". I know Octopus supports this and I only assume keyclone does.