Wth is wrong with follow

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12-13-2010, 05:10 PM
Supasnake

Wth is wrong with follow

I've tried to be a good boxer, but after my 6 month absence I come back and Jamba has changed. With that I find that even though I select the option in the Jamba menu and selected it on the IS boxer quick start, Master doesnt switch upon character switch, neither does party leader.

So what happens is I swap from my master to my slave and the slave sticks on follow. Turning off strobing doesnt break follow, pressing ALT+F doesnt break follow, moving WASD doesnt break follow. Getting really bummed at this point as I id a lot of reading and setting up of Groundclick spells and Healbot configs only to be hinder by the most basic issue.

Please help:(
12-13-2010, 05:39 PM
Kresharth

I had this issue a while back when I first tried to swap different characters in and out of a previous group I'd made (wanted to swap in a healer and mage). I tried a lot of things to fix it but ended up just creating a new group using the ISBoxer wizard with the characters I wanted, and all was fine.
12-13-2010, 05:49 PM
Supasnake

yeah I ve been using the same two characters and I havent loaded any others. I also tried creating a new set and followed the Quick start guide to the tee this time, but still no luck.
12-13-2010, 06:01 PM
HPAVC

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Originally Posted by Supasnake

I've tried to be a good boxer, but after my 6 month absence I come back and Jamba has changed. With that I find that even though I select the option in the Jamba menu and selected it on the IS boxer quick start, Master doesnt switch upon character switch, neither does party leader.

Is there something in isboxer that dumps keymaps or debugs keybindings on the multiplexer side of things? Seems like you should be able to trivially track down where the key events ctrl-f are going.
12-13-2010, 06:23 PM
Supasnake

Quote:

Originally Posted by HPAVC

Is there something in isboxer that dumps keymaps or debugs keybindings on the multiplexer side of things? Seems like you should be able to trivially track down where the key events ctrl-f are going.

Finally found the issue. Wow was automatically generating a series of numbers to correspond with the account. I tried making a set usinge those numbers but I had issues. I then tried replacing it with the wow sub account name and still had issues. What it came down to was in the config file for the chars it specifically says WoW1, WoW2 and so on. So by putting the number designator or spelling the sub account wow1, ISboxer couldn't locate the config file properly. Thanks for the responses though!