is there any way to get keyclone to auto login to wow when started ?
also if i write wow1;wow2;wow3;wow4;wow5 in command editor does that start em all up ?
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is there any way to get keyclone to auto login to wow when started ?
also if i write wow1;wow2;wow3;wow4;wow5 in command editor does that start em all up ?
If you have commands names wow1 wow2 wow3, etc then that command string will workQuote:
Originally Posted by 'nirita',index.php?page=Thread&postID=183024#post1 83024
I dont think keyclone does password input, that would likely scare people from using the program initially
When you use the command editor in Keyclone, there is a checkbox for the account name (right above the section where you cap the min/max FPS for that instance of WoW). I'm at work, not really sure what exactly it's called. That's where you would put in the account name for each wow1;wow2;etc. Still have to input the password manually, though.
There are programs such as AutoHotKey (autohotkey.com) that can send key pressed to all your clients.
A nice example script follows:
Where:Code:WinActivate, World of Warcraft 1
Send, account1{TAB}password1{ENTER}
WinActivate, World of Warcraft 2
Send, account2{TAB}password2{ENTER}
WinActivate, World of Warcraft 3
Send, account3{TAB}password3{ENTER}
...
World of Warcraft *number* are the names of your wow windows (if you rename them on launch)
account *number* are the names of your accounts
password *number* are the passwords for the accounts
For a while I did choose a common password for all five accounts with the aim of avoiding any of the keys which I'm not passing so I could just type the password in once and all five would automagically have it.
This is what I did. Keyclone saves all 5 of the account names for each window. All I have to do is type in the password once - it goes to all 5 windows. After that, I just have to type in my authenticator's number - which also goes to all 5 windows.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Molt',index.php?page=Thread&postID=183765#post183 765