Help Plz? Focus Follow

[Kissesalot]

I am dual boxing on one PC and having trouble getting "Focus Follows Mouse" to work properly in the general tab of Keyclone to work. Can I get some help from the community please? :P



Edit: I am playing WOW and only have 2 accounts, so I am truely just dual-boxing. Alliance on Stromscale.

[keyclone]

Hi Kissesalot and welcome to the forums!

what is the trouble? please make sure you do not have 'pass mouse clicks' checked (i should remove it)

[Kissesalot]

I do not know what the trouble is, that is why I am asking. Do I need to set up my wow interface a certain way. How should it work? I have set the general tab up to do this and clicked "apply" but my toons do not follow the mouse direction to be looking the same way when I turn with the mouse.

[bryanc]

That's not what focus follows mouse means.

Normally in Windows, in order for an application to gain "focus" (i.e. to be the foreground application), you must click on it. Focus follows mouse means that an application is brought to the foreground by just moving the mouse over it without having to click.

Keyclone doesn't do what you are describing.

[keyclone]

ahhh... i see.

mouse clicks do not pass between your clones, only the keys. coordinating the camera / point-of-view to be exactly the same is extremely difficult without blizzard giving us something to sync each characters direction.

therefore, just about all wow multi-boxers use a /follow command to have all the clones follow their main. then, on the main, they can mouse or keyboard drive around with the clones in tow.

read through this post and see if it helps:
FAQ: step-by-step basic keyclone setup ('http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=2074')

then maybe check this one:
[Keyclone] setting up a command to work with maximizer (step-by-step) ('http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=4092')

if you need more, just let me know

g'luck and have fun

[Kissesalot]

That's not what focus follows mouse means.

Normally in Windows, in order for an application to gain "focus" (i.e. to be the foreground application), you must click on it. Focus follows mouse means that an application is brought to the foreground by just moving the mouse over it without having to click.

Keyclone doesn't do what you are describing.This explains it. Thank you very much for helping on this topic.