Some question's about multiboxing.

Hello everyone! It's my first post here and i hope i will enjoy multiboxing as much as You do. But i have some questions:

1. http://www.dual-boxing.com/showthread.php?t=44587 how exactly slaves(those 4 warriors) can follow enemy? its special macro or software? please explain.

2. I want to learn how to multiboxing so im choosing free software now and then i'll buy isboxer but is there any free software to use that i could do it via GUI not by scripting?

3. is it hard to learn dualboxing heal + tank different classes?

Thank You.

Welcome to the community!

1. Melee can "follow" and attack a mob by having Click To Move enabled on WoW, and using Interact With Target (IWT) through Isboxer.

2. I'm not very familiar with the other software, but if you are going to be putting in as much money needed for 4 or 5 boxing... Why not just a tad bit more? (small fee for yearly subscription to Innerspace.)

3. Some combinations will be more difficult than others, but with practice anything can be made to work in some degree. Especially through the use of addons like Grid, and Clique Heal; coupled with overlays and videofeeds, you'd be surprised how easy it can be. Initial setup can be very very time consuming, but that is an issue with every software and hardware solution.

Make sure to browse the many stickies on these forums and use the search function. Everyone here is very helpful and friendly, but about 90% of the time a particular question you may have has already been answered.
Good luck to you, and again welcome to the community.

If you are just beginning I would still recommend going with ISBoxer - it is only $10 for 3 months.The difference between ISBoxer and any other software, or scripting is huge.

i would like to try simple software that using same keybinds in 2 windows if u don't mind :)

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i would like to try simple software that using same keybinds in 2 windows if u don't mind :)

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Have you seen the important sticky at the top of this forum which happens to be full of information?

http://www.dual-boxing.com/showthread.php?t=36955

I would also say, use ISboxer from the start.. even if its ur first time. its very very simple to get going.
I would put it this way..

To do list , to box with ISboxer:
1: Click here
2: then click here
3: now log in, and play.

I remember with Keyclone, i had to do alot of stuff before i could play.

To piggieback off of what Cookiebo said, your best bet is just using Isboxer from the start. Its amazing what functionality it brings to the table compared to the others. And at just $36 once a year.... What is an average 3 bucks a month when you are paying almost 30 a month to dualbox?

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Originally Posted by zuber

i would like to try simple software that using same keybinds in 2 windows if u don't mind :)

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If you want to box, then be prepared to invest a good chuck of time into setting stuff up, reading FAQ's on how things work. The difference between just starting WoW and starting to box is pretty big. It's like buying a cookie, or making them yourself and find that your own cookies taste much better, but it requires effort. And the first times you might(will) screw things up.

All the info you need should be on the forum/wiki or Isboxer.com

Use this search function instead of DB's:
http://www.google.com/cse/home?cx=00...%3A8oo5ucbwy-s

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Originally Posted by zuber

i would like to try simple software that using same keybinds in 2 windows if u don't mind :)

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If you want something simple, ISBoxer is pretty much your only option then. The others usually require quite a bit of setup and/or scripting knowledge. The good thing is that once you've got the basics, ISBoxer is also the most powerful by far.

(No, I don't work for Lax but I'm extremely impressed with his software :P )

Surprised no one mentioned the free trial lax gives out >.>