Is there an easy way to do this.

I run with 1 druid and 4 shaman in my current group, so obviously my spells are different between both classes and my action bars are different. My primary spell for the shaman group is lightning bolt, and thats all they really cast when I am in combat at the moment, but my druid has many different spells that I need to cast whilst in combat. However when trying to cast different spells while still using FTL, I run into the issue where my shaman will use whatever is on 1-9 on their hotbar whenever I click 1-9 on my druid. This isn't what I want though, and I was wondering if there was an easy way to keep FTL but at the same time make it so if I hold a modifier down + the action bar button it will use FTL and at the same time cast whatever spell is on my druids hotbar for that key, but ONLY press 1 (lightning bolt) on all 4 of my shaman. This would make it easier to cast different spells on my druid without having to worry about the wrong spells being cast on my shaman.

Why not remove the other spells from the shammies action bar and put them onto a different action bar?
The real way everyone else is doing this is to either use a cast sequence for the druid or click macros.
Here is the link to what you should read up on http://www.dual-boxing.com/showthread.php?t=26161 and also http://www.dual-boxing.com/showthread.php?t=10968
Hope this helps

Rokins,
I have a team of 1 druid and 4 shams as well. I use Click macros. You can keep FTL but call the spell from a different actionbar.

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Originally Posted by Dooz

Rokins,
I have a team of 1 druid and 4 shams as well. I use Click macros. You can keep FTL but call the spell from a different actionbar.

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Hmm, but it is possible to make new keymaps in ISboxer that use FTL right?

If you wanted, you could change the output keys.

Put your shamans in an Action Target Group.
And have your druid in one as well.

Then change the output on say FTL DPS 2.
So that it sends "2" to "Target: Druid ATG".
But it sends "1" to "Target: Shaman ATG".

Do that for as many hotkeys as your Druid has, that you want your shammies to Lightning Bolt on.

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Originally Posted by Rokins

I run with 1 druid and 4 shaman in my current group, so obviously my spells are different between both classes and my action bars are different. My primary spell for the shaman group is lightning bolt, and thats all they really cast when I am in combat at the moment, but my druid has many different spells that I need to cast whilst in combat. However when trying to cast different spells while still using FTL, I run into the issue where my shaman will use whatever is on 1-9 on their hotbar whenever I click 1-9 on my druid. This isn't what I want though, and I was wondering if there was an easy way to keep FTL but at the same time make it so if I hold a modifier down + the action bar button it will use FTL and at the same time cast whatever spell is on my druids hotbar for that key, but ONLY press 1 (lightning bolt) on all 4 of my shaman. This would make it easier to cast different spells on my druid without having to worry about the wrong spells being cast on my shaman.

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Edit: Turns out I forgot that FTL in ISBoxer is a two step process. Ignore my misinformation... Thanks Lax for clarifying.

You are going to run into trouble trying to use FTL and a modifier. FTL relies on the modifiers to work. Adding a modifier into the mix for your druid spells will cause trouble unless you set up your FTL system so that none of your toons use that specific modifier for their unique FTL signature.

Actually with ISBoxer's FTL, the FTL is separated from the actual spell, so you can use any modifiers you like.

Just use the "Many new Mapped Keys" in the FTL DPS Keys key map and press the key combos you want to add (see http://isboxer.com/wiki/WoW:Quick_St...th_auto-assist)

If you're using modifiers and they're not working, it might be because the Hold option is enabled in whatever Key Map you're using, or perhaps that you checked "Use FTL Modifiers" instead of using the FTL Assist Me mapped key. Either way I wouldn't be able to tell you without seeing your configuration.