Binding Mouse Clicks to your Keyboard
This is something I came up with after reading Falkor's Automation of Quests (Including Slaves) . Basically, its a way to left click or right click the environment for things like talking to NPCs or dropping AOEs.
Code:
/script SetBinding(".", "TurnOrAction")
/script SetBinding(",", "CameraOrSelectOrMove")
/script SaveBindings(1)
In this case, "." is assigned to right click and "," is assigned to left click. For those of us who hardware box, what this means is so long as we pre-position our mice, we can talk to an NPC, drop AOEs, mine, skin, pick herbs, click portals, etc without having to jump to an individual mouse per character.
Now, as far as I can tell, this only works for interacting with the environment. It won't accept groups or quests or the like, but we already have macros for most of that. The big advantage here is that if you want to drop 5 Blizzards or Flamestrikes or what have you, you can just by hitting the macro and your binding for left click.
RE: Binding Mouse Clicks to your Keyboard
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigfish',index.php?page=Thread&postID=159497#post1 59497]This is something I came up with after reading Falkor's [url='http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=7010
Automation of Quests (Including Slaves)[/url] . Basically, its a way to left click or right click the environment for things like talking to NPCs or dropping AOEs.
Code:
/script SetBinding(".", "TurnOrAction")
/script SetBinding(",", "CameraOrSelectOrMove")
/script SaveBindings(1)
In this case, "." is assigned to right click and "," is assigned to left click. For those of us who hardware box, what this means is so long as we pre-position our mice, we can talk to an NPC, drop AOEs, mine, skin, pick herbs, click portals, etc without having to jump to an individual mouse per character.
Now, as far as I can tell, this only works for interacting with the environment. It won't accept groups or quests or the like, but we already have macros for most of that. The big advantage here is that if you want to drop 5 Blizzards or Flamestrikes or what have you, you can just by hitting the macro and your binding for left click.
I just tried this method out and it isn't very organized and has wierd camera stuff. Not to useful IMO, but maybe a Deathknight might seem some limited use. A Mage/Hunter/Druid/Warlock/etc certainly will need something much, much more functional to even think about AOEing.
RE: RE: Binding Mouse Clicks to your Keyboard
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Originally Posted by Evilseed',index.php?page=Thread&postID=172518#post 172518]
[quote='Bigfish',index.php?page=Thread&postID=15949 7#post159497]This is something I came up with after reading Falkor's [url='http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=7010
Automation of Quests (Including Slaves)[/url] . Basically, its a way to left click or right click the environment for things like talking to NPCs or dropping AOEs.
Code:
/script SetBinding(".", "TurnOrAction")
/script SetBinding(",", "CameraOrSelectOrMove")
/script SaveBindings(1)
In this case, "." is assigned to right click and "," is assigned to left click. For those of us who hardware box, what this means is so long as we pre-position our mice, we can talk to an NPC, drop AOEs, mine, skin, pick herbs, click portals, etc without having to jump to an individual mouse per character.
Now, as far as I can tell, this only works for interacting with the environment. It won't accept groups or quests or the like, but we already have macros for most of that. The big advantage here is that if you want to drop 5 Blizzards or Flamestrikes or what have you, you can just by hitting the macro and your binding for left click.
I just tried this method out and it isn't very organized and has wierd camera stuff. Not to useful IMO, but maybe a Deathknight might seem some limited use. A Mage/Hunter/Druid/Warlock/etc certainly will need something much, much more functional to even think about AOEing.[/quote]If you don't use "/script SetView(4);SetView(4)" Somewhere in your AoE macro, You will run into camera issues. And while it may not be 100% accurate on systems where you're running multiple instances of wow, it is free and having your DnD / Hurricane / Blizzard spread out a bit certainly helps in PvP situations where the target is going to be moving, and not sitting there idle allowing himself to be eaten by 5 aoes, if he is, he deserves to be camped repeatedly.
