hi im a clicker and only use the arrow keys to move as i not good at useing the keyboard to play WoW can i still use software for dual-boxing :whistling:
if so can some1 plz tel me wot sofe where or point me in the right way
many thx
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hi im a clicker and only use the arrow keys to move as i not good at useing the keyboard to play WoW can i still use software for dual-boxing :whistling:
if so can some1 plz tel me wot sofe where or point me in the right way
many thx
There is the wiki.
There is also Innerspace and ClickBoxer. Look into both.
Why not take a look in the newbie area as well?
[quote='thewooly1',index.php?page=Thread&postID=212 134#post212134]tel me wot sofe where [/quote]translates roughly to: what software
also i cant tell if this is a troll or not but you should really just give wasd a try... its exactly the same as the arrow keys except you thumb rests on the spacebar and your pinky on shift for easy access. not to mention qerf are really close by. the numbers are still kinda awkward at first but you get used to it. as for the clicking issue theres clickboxer and also hotkeynet can be set up for clickers as well. read about it [url='http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums/index.php?page=Thread&postID=183864#post183864']here[/url].
hope that helps
real men use ESDF
I would focus more on learning to play WoW with your keyboard before attempting to Dual-Box. At least learn to use your keyboard for more than just movements.
oh damn never thought of that...Quote:
Originally Posted by 'mmcookies',index.php?page=Thread&postID=212139#po st212139
multiboxing is what made me switch to playing as a keyboaders.. now my playing is so much better, because of the increased speed that I can preform actions
Agreed. Who started the WASD meme anyway -- game designers never learned to type?Quote:
Originally Posted by 'mmcookies',index.php?page=Thread&postID=212139#po st212139
why don't more people use RDFG. it basically gives your left hand access from 1-7, U, J, M and all the keys inbetween without having to stretch your fingers very far. Then again I have large hands so maybe this won't work for everyone.
pics or gtfo!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jubber
just kidding!
Real-er men use:Quote:
Originally Posted by 'mmcookies',index.php?page=Thread&postID=212139#po st212139
http://www.x-keys.com/pigraphics/grxkeys/xf200.jpg
and move with their feet!
Steering wheel and foot pedals, or you're doing it wrong.
Mouse movement for the most part is way more efficient then keyboard movement.
Sure, you need the keyboard to strafe, but that's about it.
You also need the keyboard to have the slaves move independently of the main.
You can mouse look, via the left button so much faster then you can via a keyboard.
You can mouse turn, via right click and moving the mouse a lot quicker then you can on the keyboard again.
The back key is pretty much useless. You can turn and strafe at double the speed.
Even if you want to break follow, a forward keypress does this as well as a back press, but forward is not a useless key.
If you're using WASD, either unbind AD or QE. The turn keys are not needed, but Strafe is still useful.
The S key is inferior to a turn and strafe for backwards motion, and just duplicates the W key for breaking follow.
If you shift your fingers to ESDF, its the same thing as WASD, except you have keybinds on either side of the movement keys.
You still only need, E (Forward) and S/F (Strafe Left/Right).
When researching keybinds, some players have really weird things.
I've seen R/F for forward/back and E/D for left/right, which seemed very awkward.
WASD is the most common, but ESDF is popular too.
QFT. I'm getting way better at keybinding any actions I may want to perform in combat now.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Ogloo',index.php?page=Thread&postID=212147#post21 2147
Some of us also use the ergonomic 'split in the middle' keyboards so this wouldn't work at all for us <wink>Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Jubber',index.php?page=Thread&postID=212552#post2 12552