Innerspace & RDX: Click Healing Demo

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Originally Posted by 'tinit5190',index.php?page=Thread&postID=170526#po st170526

So I am attempting again to get the click through IS to work. What I have done is I have opened up the zbinds.iss file and pasted:

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/* Bind for click healing with is5. */
bind zb_Heals_L G10 relay is5 "mouseto \${Mouse};mouseclick left"
 bind zb_Heals_R G11 relay is5 "mouseto \${Mouse};mouseclick right"

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Right below

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/* Bind for AE - Send click to mousebutton.*/
bind zb_sendLeftToCoords G8 relay all"mouseto \${Mouse};mouseclick left"
bind zb_sendRightToCoords G9 relay all "mouseto \${Mouse};mouseclick right"

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Is this in the wrong spot or something? Because when I go onto my main, enable mouse and keys, it doesn't work?
Do I need something in one of the other files?

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Alright, so your saying that I tell IS to bind Left and right click (mouse) to a button on the last toon to heal?
Then with RDX I make the same window with left and right clicks on all toons, so that when I am on my main or 2, 3, 4 and I click to heal who ever I click (RDX Frame) it transmit to the last toon to heal?

@Zerocool2024

I gave up on that. What I did, was I changed the AoE button to G12. That is:

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bind zb_sendLeftToCoords G8 relay all "mouseto \${Mouse};mouseclick left"

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is now:

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bind zb_sendLeftToCoords G12 relay is5 "mouseto \${Mouse};mouseclick left"

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Then I simply hover my mouse over where I want the mouse to be on the hidden screen, and click G12. Works awesome with the way I have RDX set-up.
I made it so there are 4 buttons beside each name, that being the 4 sham healing spells, in which that target is the player to the right of the button. So all I have to do is mouse over and "1-click" heal anyone. Clean, simple, and quick.
It's a modification on Zanthor's method. I also have "Show Heal" enabled in RDX, so I can see who is getting healed with a green bar. This makes it so my heals can be really quick and extremely responsive. No second guessing on whether or not I targeted someone.

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Originally Posted by 'tinit5190',index.php?page=Thread&postID=173583#po st173583

@Zerocool2024

I gave up on that. What I did, was I changed the AoE button to G12. That is:

Code:

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bind zb_sendLeftToCoords G8 relay all "mouseto \${Mouse};mouseclick left"

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is now:

Code:

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bind zb_sendLeftToCoords G12 relay is5 "mouseto \${Mouse};mouseclick left"

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Then I simply hover my mouse over where I want the mouse to be on the hidden screen, and click G12. Works awesome with the way I have RDX set-up.
I made it so there are 4 buttons beside each name, that being the 4 sham healing spells, in which that target is the player to the right of the button. So all I have to do is mouse over and "1-click" heal anyone. Clean, simple, and quick.
It's a modification on Zanthor's method. I also have "Show Heal" enabled in RDX, so I can see who is getting healed with a green bar. This makes it so my heals can be really quick and extremely responsive. No second guessing on whether or not I targeted someone.

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(Press) = keyboard
(Click) = Mouse
Ok ok, I think I'm getting it. Still learning the Lingo for IS.

I don't use that keyboard, so I have to change the G#'s to something else, lets for my sake, say:
bind zb_sendLeftToCoords ctrl+shift+1 relay is5 "mouseto \${Mouse};mouseclick left"

So now on my 5th Shaman, I set up RDX the same way on all screens and Bind ctrl+shift+1 to one of the RDX boxes labled... party1 or whatever.
Now when I am on any of the 4 other toons (not the healer) I can click that button it will tell the 5 to heal that person?

Sorry, more of a (movie/pics/visual) person... Or at some point I will be doing something that has nothing to do with this and it will just CLICK and I will be like *OHWTF* thats so simple, lol.

You are over thinking. IS sends the mouse-click to that session. It "left clicks" the mouse on that screen where you mouse currently is.
There is no binding needed on the healers UI. Everything just has to be set up the same.

Lol I probably am... I do that from time to time. Alright, when I get back to my Shamans, I will take it for a whirl and see what happens.

Thanks.

All of Zanthor's discussion about RDX drew my interest awhile back when he first wrote about it, and I finally had some free time to try this out.

I think Brethren raid frames manages to make the nearly overwhelming amount of customizing options that come with RDX into a more manageable size. Or at least, it's a litle easier to comprehend for a beginner like myself.

Anyway, after an afternoon of asking incredibly patient Lax all kinds of questions in IRC, I got this click healing business up and running. I run one instance on my main PC, and 4 "slaves" on a second PC. Through the magic of IS, I can click on a raidframe and that healer gets healed. It is very cool, although perhaps not a big change in funcitonality from clickboxer, but it looks pretty awesome.

I do have one question -- for Zanthor or perhaps if someone else out there has some expertise with Brethren raid frames. I am struggling to figure out how to change the font color of the name's in the raid frame. I'm using the GridWide setup, and it is defaulting to use the same color as the health bar, which is colored by class. This can make it a little hard to read (e.g. for a priest their name is white text on a white background). I think there is a "custom text" that is associated with a raidframes: script_gridwidetext, but changing that doesn't seem to make any difference, or perhaps Im barking up the wrong tree. Any help here would be greatly appreciated.

I'll also mention a few things in case anyone else is contemplating trying this and perhaps they can be spared duplicating my errors:

- Make sure you are starting with recent installations of both ISBoxer and IS on both the main PCs and any slave PCs. This might sound obvious, particularly since this software updates itself, but in my case, I had some old repeater files in there from way back in the day on one of my machines, and this really threw a wrench in things.

- Hardware cursor should be checked ON for all machines

- Clicking the option "desired rendering size" in the Windows Layout Option and selecting (or entering) the same size as the window which you are using as the master is probably a good idea, and seems to give the most intuitive mouse replicating behavior, in my opinion. It will still work if this option isn't checked, but depending on how your windows layout is setup, there will be an area that will be very difficulty if not impossible for your duplicated mouse to actually click.