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#IfWinActive World of Warcraft
~LButton:: ; ~ means don't block
CoordMode, Mouse, Relative ; this is the default, but just in case
MouseGetPos, x, y
ControlClick, X%x% Y%y%, ahk_id %wowid2%
ControlClick, X%x% Y%y%, ahk_id %wowid3%
return
#IfWinActive World of Warcraft
~RButton:: ; ~ means don't block
CoordMode, Mouse, Relative ; this is the default, but just in case
MouseGetPos, x, y
ControlClick, X%x% Y%y%, ahk_id %wowid2%,, R
ControlClick, X%x% Y%y%, ahk_id %wowid3%,, R
return
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oh just noticed "This doesn't simulate mouse drag/movement, which is more complicated since there is no built-in command." :(
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It'd be useful for stuff like clicking on NPC's etc, You'd probably want a key to toggle that on/off as having it on all the time would be rather annoying...
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Your best option IMO would be keyclone.
For PvP based on what Xzin used I'd still suggest keyclone. Keyclone being the closest software based multiplexer for use on a single PC, if you had two you could run with multibox.
As for mouse dragging in AHK, it can be acheived, I used it for mining in EVE to drag ore from my cargo hold into a can, and from the cane into a cargo ship.
I forget the actual code, but basically you set a down mouse press but not an up, then move the pointer position, then release the button. I'm not sure apart from inventory stuff where you need that in WoW anyway.
Apart from anything if you want to get good with dual/many-boxing you will need to get good with keys, mice just don't cut it PvP or PvE. For instance I currently have forty keys bound, I only have three or for click only buttons none of which are essential to life. That is by the way 0-9, ctrl+0-9, shift+0-9 & alt+0-9. If I wanted to get really into even more keys I could double my modifiers and have ctrl+alt+0-9. I rather think that I have enough now though : )
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1-0
Alt 1-0
CTRL 1-0
F1 -F12
will be more then enough for the levels i' going to play on, even use that on my 70 hunter :wink: