How many keybinds do you have?

I was mapping mine out for classic and I was amazed at how many I was able to easily access.

-- (Click Bar) --
Left Click
Right Click

-- Keyboard --
Tilde (`)
1
2
3
4
5
q
e
r
f
z
x
c

-- Mouse --
Middle
Tilt Left
Tilt Right
Buttons 4 to 13

That makes 27 easily accessible keybinds multiplied by up to 6 modifiers (ctrl, alt, shift, ctrl+alt, atrl+shift, ctrl+alt+shift).

162 total keybinds. Also I rebind "toggle character pane" to ctrl+shit+alt+C. And "Sheath weapon" to ctrl+shit+alt+Z. And "Toggle /sit" to ctrl+shift+alt+X. I could've added T, G, or V but I find those awkward to press, especially with modifiers. Am I missing anything?

During fights:

left click (to target at times)
right click (used to turn, used with left click to move tank)
middle click (mapped to auto follow)
awsd (to move rest of team-mapped to a joystick G13 driven by left hand)
IWT mapped to G13 key
Next Target mapped to G13 key
0-9 on gaming mouse used in conjunction with shift/ctrl/alt keys mapped to G13

During a boss fight I probably use.... 15ish of these typically.

How do you find out all the keys that are

a) bound in game by wow (with no mboxing software involved)

b) keys bound in isboxer

I often wonder what to use when I need a new key and it often ends up "you just unbound x" in game and I wish there was a map of the default keybinds and my current keybinds somewhere

any ideas?

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Originally Posted by Moorea

How do you find out all the keys that are

a) bound in game by wow (with no mboxing software involved)

b) keys bound in isboxer

I often wonder what to use when I need a new key and it often ends up "you just unbound x" in game and I wish there was a map of the default keybinds and my current keybinds somewhere

any ideas?

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This is something that I do manually. I have a simple text document that lists every keybind I have and what it's used for. Every time I change a keybind I have to update my list as well. It's very tedious but also very useful.

There have probably been a handful of threads where people have discussed which keys they use, and this very old thread has some good discussion.

With that said, I currently use:

[Movement] E,S,D,F
[Left/Keyboard] 1,2,3,4,5,,Q,W,R,T,A,F,Z,X,C,V
[Right/Mouse] 6,7,8,9,0,-,=,H,UP,DOWN,LEFT,RIGHT,MWU,MWD,MOUSE3

All combined with single or multiple modifiers, as well as on-screen clickable buttons, created with ISBoxer.

Whenever I finally get back around to dedicating time to multiboxing BFA (we're close now), I'll probably be looking to expand upon that list if I begin pushing high-level Mythics (not related to Classic, but I thought I'd give a reason).

For a), I just found out that there is an api actually, so I'll add something to DynamicBoxer to dump all current keybinds

An usefull trick, for some keybind is to make a different effect if the key is pressed more than xxx ms (i usually go with 200ms).

Paste this under keymaps, for an exemple.

Code:

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Box xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
  <ObjectType>ISBoxer_Toolkit.Configs.KeyMaps.KeyMap</ObjectType>
  <SerializedObject>&lt;?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?&gt;
&lt;KeyMap xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"&gt;
  &lt;Name&gt;LongPress&lt;/Name&gt;
  &lt;Mappings&gt;
    &lt;MappedKey&gt;
      &lt;Name&gt;OnPressSitOrJump&lt;/Name&gt;
      &lt;Combo&gt;
        &lt;Combo&gt;F&lt;/Combo&gt;
        &lt;Key&gt;
          &lt;Key&gt;F&lt;/Key&gt;
          &lt;Code&gt;33&lt;/Code&gt;
        &lt;/Key&gt;
      &lt;/Combo&gt;
      &lt;Mode&gt;OnPress&lt;/Mode&gt;
      &lt;Steps&gt;
        &lt;Step&gt;
          &lt;Actions&gt;
            &lt;MappedKeyAction xsi:type="MappedKeyStepAction"&gt;
              &lt;MappedKey&gt;
                &lt;KeyMapString&gt;LongPress&lt;/KeyMapString&gt;
                &lt;MappedKeyString&gt;MappedKeySitOrJump&lt;/MappedKeyString&gt;
              &lt;/MappedKey&gt;
              &lt;Action&gt;Set&lt;/Action&gt;
              &lt;Value&gt;2&lt;/Value&gt;
            &lt;/MappedKeyAction&gt;
          &lt;/Actions&gt;
        &lt;/Step&gt;
      &lt;/Steps&gt;
    &lt;/MappedKey&gt;
    &lt;MappedKey&gt;
      &lt;Name&gt;MappedKeySitOrJump&lt;/Name&gt;
      &lt;ResetTimer&gt;0.2&lt;/ResetTimer&gt;
      &lt;ResetType&gt;FromFirstAdvance&lt;/ResetType&gt;
      &lt;Steps&gt;
        &lt;Step&gt;
          &lt;Stop&gt;true&lt;/Stop&gt;
          &lt;Actions&gt;
            &lt;MappedKeyAction xsi:type="Keystroke"&gt;
              &lt;Combo&gt;
                &lt;Combo&gt;X&lt;/Combo&gt;
                &lt;Key&gt;
                  &lt;Key&gt;X&lt;/Key&gt;
                  &lt;Code&gt;45&lt;/Code&gt;
                &lt;/Key&gt;
              &lt;/Combo&gt;
            &lt;/MappedKeyAction&gt;
          &lt;/Actions&gt;
        &lt;/Step&gt;
        &lt;Step&gt;
          &lt;Actions&gt;
            &lt;MappedKeyAction xsi:type="Keystroke"&gt;
              &lt;Combo&gt;
                &lt;Combo&gt;ESPACE&lt;/Combo&gt;
                &lt;Key&gt;
                  &lt;Key&gt;ESPACE&lt;/Key&gt;
                  &lt;Code&gt;57&lt;/Code&gt;
                &lt;/Key&gt;
              &lt;/Combo&gt;
            &lt;/MappedKeyAction&gt;
          &lt;/Actions&gt;
        &lt;/Step&gt;
      &lt;/Steps&gt;
    &lt;/MappedKey&gt;
    &lt;MappedKey&gt;
      &lt;Name&gt;OnReleaseSitOrJump&lt;/Name&gt;
      &lt;Combo&gt;
        &lt;Combo&gt;F&lt;/Combo&gt;
        &lt;Key&gt;
          &lt;Key&gt;F&lt;/Key&gt;
          &lt;Code&gt;33&lt;/Code&gt;
        &lt;/Key&gt;
      &lt;/Combo&gt;
      &lt;Steps&gt;
        &lt;Step&gt;
          &lt;Actions&gt;
            &lt;MappedKeyAction xsi:type="MappedKeyExecuteAction"&gt;
              &lt;KeyMapString&gt;LongPress&lt;/KeyMapString&gt;
              &lt;MappedKeyString&gt;MappedKeySitOrJump&lt;/MappedKeyString&gt;
            &lt;/MappedKeyAction&gt;
          &lt;/Actions&gt;
        &lt;/Step&gt;
      &lt;/Steps&gt;
    &lt;/MappedKey&gt;
  &lt;/Mappings&gt;
&lt;/KeyMap&gt;</SerializedObject>
</Box>

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For cheap keybinds, the G600 MMO mouse is actually on sell at 30$ on amazon :
https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Gami...dp/B0086UK7IQ/

And for extra keybinds, i'm actually waiting for this stuff :
https://aliexpress.com/item/32812732361.html
I'm not sure if i can natively configure the key with isboxer, i will make a review, but worst case, seems possible to rebind key at will.

My dream would be the ability in isboxer to add custom modificater keys, not only CTRL,SHIFT,ALT. Like Gkeys of mouse/keyboard or even foot switch pedal like this :
https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon....AL._SX466_.jpg

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Baltyre

An usefull trick, for some keybind is to make a different effect if the key is pressed more than xxx ms (i usually go with 200ms).

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As was discussed previously on the ISBoxer Discord, your implementation of this seems a bit bloated since it looks like it can just be one single Mapped Key set to execute when "pressed or released."

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Originally Posted by Baltyre

My dream would be the ability in isboxer to add custom modificater keys, not only CTRL,SHIFT,ALT. Like Gkeys of mouse/keyboard or even foot switch pedal

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This was also discussed on the ISBoxer Discord, and you were told it was already possible to do this by simply loading or unloading Key Maps or Mapped Keys, based on the key you have held down, which is essentially what modifier keys already do.

I'd rather not turn this thread into a troubleshooting thread, as it is just about the key binds that people use, so if you need help with something, then create a new thread.

Sorry for the offtopic.

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Originally Posted by MiRai

This was also discussed on the ISBoxer Discord, and you were told it was already possible to do this by simply loading or unloading Key Maps or Mapped Keys, based on the key you have held down, which is essentially what modifier keys already do.

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This is genius. I recently remapped my caps lock key to something that never gets used, so I can actually bind it. I've been looking for something to use it for and now I've found it. Thanks!