Swiftyboxing

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Originally Posted by Lax

You literally quoted my brief explanation of how to toggle between the two of them, by using the Mapped Key Wizard's "Key Map Toggler" option.

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Nice! Is this relatively new? I haven't done much with my configuration lately.

Yes fairly recent. The "Key Map Toggler" was added to the Mapped Key Wizard in ISBoxer 40.2.0425.1 (notes) so April 25th

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Originally Posted by Lax

Yes fairly recent. The "Key Map Toggler" was added to the Mapped Key Wizard in ISBoxer 40.2.0425.1 (notes) so April 25th

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Nice to know. I wonder though..

With mine I have a menu setup as a dashboard so I can recall the current state of all my toggles. Easy to see if something is toggled incorrectly ahead of doing something.

It would be a lot of work but perhaps some logic could be put into making a default toggles menu and have the wizard automatically bump the menu config when a new keymap is made with a menu key enabled? I could see a small sub menu on the wizard panel that lets you check if it is a menu toggle and if so, what the default image is for step 1 and then step 2.

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Originally Posted by MadMilitia

Initial setup is very overwhelming even with the wizards. A lot of abstract concepts like FTL, various tiers of keymapping and slot ids need to be gone over multiple times to sink in for most people.

Once you have a setup that works for you its very enjoyable to do. Until that time headaches and frustration is real.

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Coming back after WoTLK ISBoxer has gone through a lot of changes. (All for the better.)
It took me a night or two of bashing my head in getting around things.

For example, the wizard is totally different then when I use it last. Prior, as it would set up all your hotkeys (123456 etc). Now, you have put them ninto the wizard. I didn't know that you could simply enter in all your keys one after the other and it would create them.

Little things can add up to a lot of time, and without a bit of hand holding can ruin someones experience for multiboxing.