One last question before I start... Again ;)

What Program should i use???? I have been using Hotkey net but it seems pretty basic and I would like to get some stuff going via roundrobin and what not. So here is what I need the software to do.. Please tell me which best fits my needs.

Im using two comps
Comp A) Will be controlling my main character
Comp B) Will be controlling the slaves.

I want to have spells set to round robin and not have to use ingame macro commands IE (cast ,,Soulstone,,)

I want it to have a nice interface that is easy to naviagte

With those three things being my only concern what do you suggest I go with?

Thanks again for everything I cant wait to start making my Warlocks... See you on the battlefield =)

you just described keyclone... although isboxer could also fit the bill but i dont know cause ive never used it. as for free programs the only one i ever used was ahk and it has like zero UI so its probably not what youre looking for.

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What Program should i use???? I have been using Hotkey net but it seems pretty basic and I would like to get some stuff going via roundrobin and what not.

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HotkeyNet is imperfect in many ways but "basic" is not one of them. It has a huge number of features. It does round robin:

http://hotkeynet.com/p/toggles.html

It also allows you to reset round robin indexes, individually or globally. It also allows you to manually set round robin indexes to any desired number.

http://hotkeynet.com/ref/settoggle.html
http://hotkeynet.com/ref/resettoggles.html
http://hotkeynet.com/ref/toggle.html

It even allows you to ask the program to select a random round robin index, should you wish to do that for some reason:

http://hotkeynet.com/ref/dorandomtoggle.html

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I want it to have a nice interface that is easy to naviagte

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If you want a graphical interface rather than a scripted one, then you need to use a different program. But in general, scripted interfaces (like HotkeyNet's) have more features, not fewer.

In general, the tradeoff is that scripted interfaces take more skill to use but are more powerful. HotkeyNet is designed to maximize the numbr of different things the user can do with it, at the expense of requiring a longer time to learn to use it.

Thanks Freddie perhaps i just need to play with it more. As i had said before I used HKN to level my 5 shammys as well as my dks and it would amazing. I have zero problems with it...I was however unaware that it could round robin so i will totally check that out! Thanks to you and your team for the hard work you guys did!

I totally understand. Its hard for people to know how powerful the program is because its features aren't on menus. The only way to find out what the program can do is to read the documentation and that's a lot of work.

The next version of HotkeyNet (HKN2) will have more of a graphical interface so hopefully this will be less of a problem.