How to make keyclone work with Everquest 2

First of all to make it work u need innerspace, and u need to start the game from innerspace. But before u do so u gotta go to the game setup of innerspace and make innerspace lock the forground. Then u start the clients and then u just add the clients to keyclone :P

U dont really need keyclone with innerspace cuz i can make innerspace do the same thing, But that means that u gotta code it ur self :roll: And for coding N00Bs like me it was just so way more easy to spend the 10$ for keyclone :P

And as a plus my 6clients run like a charm on one pc :P

I'm not too familiar with Innerspace but isn't that the same application used for botting?

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Originally Posted by Ellay

I'm not too familiar with Innerspace but isn't that the same application used for botting?

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Innerspace it's self isn't a botting program as far as I know, but it's plugin infrastructure is used for it...

Thats like saying guns don't kill people, bullets kill people.

Actually thats wrong too, the blood loss and trauma kill people...

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Originally Posted by Ellay

I'm not too familiar with Innerspace but isn't that the same application used for botting?

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Its a development platform for DirectX games. It can be used for botting (and is) however you can use it for other things to. Using it with WoW is risky, even if you don't use it for automation, however with EQ2, assuming you aren't doing any botting, the chances of being caught are nil.

You can limit frame-rates, control multiple sessions, script certain tasks, etc. Use of it is technically cheating. But as I said, if you aren't doing any botting, you won't get caught.

well i dont see that using innerspace on its own would do so u brake any laws in Eq2. Im currently talking to a GM to find out if im allowed to use keyclone.
Dont think its gonna be a problem

Using Innerspace in EQ2 is most definately against the rules. Keyclone, possibly not, but to be honest, I wouldn't put money against it. SOE have never been as "hard-line" about third party programs as Blizzard, so in theory the same rules should apply :-D

yeah i once runned into a GM in a instance i was doing on my own and he helped me out killing stuff :)