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There hasn't been a confirmed case of anyone getting banned using Innerspace or any other MB software in a legitimate way. (At least that I know of or have read on here).
There is another software vendor that tries to scare everyone into buying his software.
That forum that you quoted from is out to sell his software and lies about all the other software to make his look like the only one you can use, I've posted on his forum before and had my account banned and IP banned.
Maybe compile a sticky thread about ISBoxer's legality from Ualaa's posts? :)
It's not surprising people are concerned when they read posts that are years old or otherwise give false info.
This is probably the best info you can get, and it's directly from Lax. It's posted on the front page of www.ismods.com
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This web site was originally intended for all kinds of scripts, extensions, and user interfaces to be shared for use with Inner Space. This site remains here for your viewing pleasure and to promote transparency (what have we to hide?) but be advised that the information here is quite old and outdated, and there are no regular visitors to this site.
There is no ISXWarden or ISXWoW since 2008 (if you paid for a "bot" since then that requires and/or includes them, you got scammed), and the World of Warcraft areas of this site were essentially closed down long before that. You will not find any current hacks for WoW or other games here, and we do not know of any such hacks for WoW currently in use or available. If that's what you're looking for, you're not going to find it here, sorry.
Inner Space is a platform for aftermarket customization of 3D games, including advanced window management behavior. Such a platform is not against the EULA or Terms of Use of World of Warcraft or most (all?) other MMOs. ISBoxer is a tool we introduced in early 2009 that uses the Inner Space platform to provide the best multiboxing software the world has ever seen, while adhering to the rules of your favorite games. To date, there have been no bans for using ISBoxer.
Lavish Software has been in the multiboxing business since 2004, and has a reputation for providing the highest quality multiboxing software available, for the best price available. $10 for 90 days or $36 for 365 days, on up to 5 PCs, with a FREE 7-day trial available upon request. Nobody comes close to matching our price or our features!
No I am not a troll, as I stated I am New too isboxer and inner space, new to boxing overall, just another new struggling boxer, learning as I go, or try too.
I posted my concerns on here as I was reading various posts on boxing and came across somewhere about what I posted which alarmed me.
So wanted some clatification, is all.
Cheers.
Ok fair enough my bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shania
There are many software choices out there. I tested several before I settled in with Innerspace/ISBoxer. I would rate it as medium in difficulty to configure. I would have said closer to hard if Ualaa hadnt written a guide that goes so deep into functionality. If you are good with logic or programming, its not too difficult to learn.
My suggestion is always to run the wizard and play for a few levels with just the basics and Jamba. Once questing gets annoying, read the section on click to move and interact with target. Once you are comfy, start adding your own key maps. Once that is easy, then you can start with click regions or "next click" functionality. Then move on to Action Target Groups. It offers the most granular control of each of your characters of any of the products I have tried, it just has a learning curve.
If you have issues, they have an IRC channel, and Lax responds quickly to help people.
Right. A link to a post that's almost 3 years old. If people were getting banned using IS/ISBoxer then we wouldn't still be offering it on this site as a multiboxing solution. I'll just reinforce what everyone else in this thread has already stated, that it's safe and allowed by Blizzard. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Shania
I just started using IS and am really digging it, especially the mouse passing/clique through things. It took about five hours for me to breakthrough and really figure out what was going on, but everything past that five hours has been miles better for me and my team. Clique to decurse alone has gotten us through Noth in Naxx for the first time, very excited to see if it comes up on the raid weekly soon. Question though on the one button one action thing, if it's a series of actions I could just as easily program through castsequences I'm alright right? For instance, I'm finally thinking of messing around with the dragon in Oculus and was thinking of setting up a sequence where my main channeled the dps dragon spell while the slaves stacked up the dot, then reversing with them channeling while main fires. The software wouldn't be doing any thinking or decision making and it's still press 1 to send a 1 to one screen then some 2's or 3's to the other as I keep tapping it, would that be any kind of violation?
1 key = 1 action is inaccurate. the GM was trying to explain the difference between botting and not botting. What they dont want is for you to hit a key and be able to walk away and it's still doing your dps rotation for you, etc. Anything that happens at the instant you press or release a key is just fine, so long as it is within the other rules of the game (in other words, if you're haxing you're going to get in trouble for haxing, not because you pressed two keys instead of one).
But yes as a general rule if you could do it with /castsequences and /click there is absolutely no harm in doing it through ISBoxer or other software, as nobody can claim you are getting some sort of unfair advantage. For example, note that the FTL DPS Keys actually press a key for assist, and then press your action bar button. You can do that through other methods (e.g. by making lots of macros instead), this just saves you that specific trouble -- a fair advantage.
Groovy, thanks.