can any one tell me is exist keyclone software for MAC!!!
Thanks in advance
Vegetalpt
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can any one tell me is exist keyclone software for MAC!!!
Thanks in advance
Vegetalpt
I'm a mac user myself and i dont think keyclone works on a mac, but a good free multiboxing software for mac is Clonekeys.
More about it here
CloneKeys - Mac Key Broadcasting application
I use ClonedKeys currently, but folk have reported problems with it if you're boxing more than 2 or 3. You can find a download link to a working version of ClonedKeys in this thread
CloneKeys is another option, but I believe only the earlier version, i.e. CloneKeys 0.2b, is working.
Neither offer the range of features available in Keyclone, but they're all we have right now.
There has also been some recent news that somebody may be working on a new Mac tool for MB-ing.
Thank guys, but sorry I'm to noob, how can I launch more than 1 copy of wow in my mac in order to use the clonekey? ?(
The easy answer is: Duplicate your WoW folder. Viola, two copies of WoW. (I won't get into symbolic links for obvious reasons)Quote:
Originally Posted by 'vegetalpt',index.php?page=Thread&postID=220181#po st220181
The only way right now to run KeyClone on a Mac is to install Windows via Bootcamp and run WoW and Keyclone in Windows. On a newish Intel Mac, it's fairly easy to do, and works pretty well. I'm going to do it soon, as soon as I have time to do a full backup, install Windows 7, and get all my virus and keylogging software installed and up to date, I'm getting a lot of keyboard lag lately with ClonedKey and it's getting frustrating. It seems like the keyboard buffer stalls or bottlenecks - I can finish a fight, and watch the keyboard commands stream to my alts. Guh. Hate that.
Just FYI, the virtual box software is not a good option, I tried it on a whim, and the latency is horrible. It was like playing with a 3-5 second delay on everything.
And when Windows 7 is shipping, I'm going to buy the 64 bit version. It's good. I like it. I refused to pay for Vista, but Windows 7, I'll buy.
The Dual-Boxing Wiki Mac page points to the WoWwiki Mac page, which has a decent explanation of the various ways to do this.Quote:
Originally Posted by vegetalpt
Personally I use a modified hybrid approach where I have separate copies of some things but link other things across installations. There was a recent short discussion in this thread.
Hope that helps!