Curryman
12-17-2015, 03:42 AM
Hi guys, I've been multiboxing with HotKeyNet for a bit now. I've kept the broadcasting simple. What I mean is 1 key press = 1 action on one or more WoW clients. I've reached a point where I'd like to try and make rotations easier. I know ISBoxer can easily do this via "Do Mapped Key Actions". I have an idea of how to do this on HotKeyNet, but I'm afraid I'd be violating the ToS.
My concern comes from reading the Blues on Boxing thread (http://www.dual-boxing.com/threads/46453-Blues-on-Boxing). Please read the following quotations:
The moment that [a] single keypress initiates a string of actions not normally possible via our base macro system for an individual character, then that is a different matter. It is also a separate offense.
So, to expand your definition: ‘safe’ multi-boxing commands are one button press = one action per character.”
After looking at how rotations are made in ISBoxer, I'm confused by what "safe" multiboxing is. In MiRai's Building a Rotation guide (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hRn5mR5XhE), he sets up his paladin to spam 2, 3, and Shift + 3 via one button. This sounds like multiple actions from one button and also something not normally possible via WoW's ingame macros (excluding trinkets, racials, and spells/items off GCD).
Since it conflicts with some old Blue posts, I'm hesitant to try the same thing on HotKeyNet. ISBoxer is clearly all fine and dandy with Blizzard, which is great, but I don't understand why. While multiple actions are being spammed from one key press, each char will only perform one of them at a time. Since the GCD limits you by default to one action, does that somehow (in Blizzard's eyes) make it okay for software to send multiple keys?
Thanks for reading. I hope it wasn't confusing x.x
My concern comes from reading the Blues on Boxing thread (http://www.dual-boxing.com/threads/46453-Blues-on-Boxing). Please read the following quotations:
The moment that [a] single keypress initiates a string of actions not normally possible via our base macro system for an individual character, then that is a different matter. It is also a separate offense.
So, to expand your definition: ‘safe’ multi-boxing commands are one button press = one action per character.”
After looking at how rotations are made in ISBoxer, I'm confused by what "safe" multiboxing is. In MiRai's Building a Rotation guide (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hRn5mR5XhE), he sets up his paladin to spam 2, 3, and Shift + 3 via one button. This sounds like multiple actions from one button and also something not normally possible via WoW's ingame macros (excluding trinkets, racials, and spells/items off GCD).
Since it conflicts with some old Blue posts, I'm hesitant to try the same thing on HotKeyNet. ISBoxer is clearly all fine and dandy with Blizzard, which is great, but I don't understand why. While multiple actions are being spammed from one key press, each char will only perform one of them at a time. Since the GCD limits you by default to one action, does that somehow (in Blizzard's eyes) make it okay for software to send multiple keys?
Thanks for reading. I hope it wasn't confusing x.x