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Hi
I use 8 accounts, I'm looking for a light solution (no program or ahk script) allowing me to set up 8 different windows position and size on my second screen. On World of Warcraft
Is it possible by editing the account conf files ?
I thought about making a .bat but I have no clue.
Anything existing ?
thank you.
Use the wizard to create a default with the windows on the right screens and behaviours that you want (eg leave a hole). Then go into Window Layouts, select the layout you just created and then under 'Regions' you can drag and drop and resize to your hearts content... Or am I misunderstanding your post?:)
hi, thank you for your answer.
I am not using any software for multiboxing, I was looking to know if there is a light solution in windows allowing to launch wow windows at specific positions and sizes, without using any external program that could be detected as a "bot" by blizzard.
I run many monitors and ive used this software for 3 years now. Maybe this is what you are looking for. I think you need to run a individual wow install for each window mode wow you want to run, possibly. Its possible to set it so f.ex if you launch microsoft word..it opens on monitor 2... if you open blabla it opens on half of monitor 1 etc. You should be able to open f.ex 9 wow windows on a monitor aswell. Lots of options.
https://www.actualtools.com/multiplemonitors/
It has a 30 days try before you buy feature.
Why not just use isboxer to set up your windows though. Its easy and its an allowed software. If you happen to run multiple games and is able to press buttons in them without using some kind of software that makes it possible...blizzard will notice, as you obviously is using some external solution = banhammer incoming. They are also able to track keypresses down to the milliseconds.
I don't have an answer to your original question, but I just want to reply to your last statement.Quote:
Originally Posted by throaway
If ISBoxer, along with any other multiboxing-specific software, was detected as a bot, then people wouldn't use it to multibox. Multiboxing software doesn't get detected as a bot, because they're not bots. Popular multiboxing software, that the vast amount of multiboxers use, isn't a deep, dark secret that the public can't access information about without getting through a huge paywall, or some other special membership only access, and all software discussed on this site has been around for years, if not close to a decade.
With that said, it's fine to seek out a non-software method to do what you want—again, I don't have the answer—but please don't paint multiboxing software as botting software, because it isn't.