HKN troubles this time lol

Alright so from tons of forums i read, i they all said HKN was better then AHK, so i went on the HKN website and read all their stuff, and followed their steps into plugging in the already made script for 2 accounts 1 computer into the HKN program. I made a new document in notepad, copied the entire thing, pasted it, opened HKN, loaded it, Opened both copies of WoW, and nothing happend. I even closed it out and opened HKN and loaded the script while both copies of WoW were open. I was playing in windowed mode so could that be the reason? I tried to maxamize both, but still no responce from the second window.

What messages do you see in HotkeyNet's window?

Basic instructions are here:

http://hotkeynet.com/p/doc.html

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Originally Posted by Freddie

What messages do you see in HotkeyNet's window?

Basic instructions are here:

http://hotkeynet.com/p/doc.html

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Checking for a newer version of HotkeyNet.
This version is still current.

Disabling foreground lock.
Foreground lock successfully disabled.
Foreground lock timeout is now 0.

Setting maximum timer resolution.
System timer resolution has been set to 1 ms.

Loading script C:\Users\Chase\Desktop\Case.txt.

Finished loading hotkey file.
No errors were found
60 definitions were loaded
1 key will be used as a modifier

Installing mouse hook
Hook installation succeeded

Command line: AutoExec




thats what it says

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opened HKN, loaded it, Opened both copies of WoW, and nothing happend. I even closed it out and opened HKN and loaded the script while both copies of WoW were open.

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Are you actually running the hotkeys as listed in the script? HKN doesn't just take over your WoWs, you have to tell it what to do with the proper hotkeys:

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]PRESS CTRL R TO RENAME WOW'S IF YOU LAUNCH THEM MANUALLY
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<Hotkey ScrollLockOn Ctrl R>

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HOTKEY TO LAUNCH AND RENAME BOTH WOW'S.
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<Hotkey ScrollLockOn Alt Ctrl L>

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Originally Posted by Khatovar

Are you actually running the hotkeys as listed in the script? HKN doesn't just take over your WoWs, you have to tell it what to do with the proper hotkeys:

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I've pressed the CTRL+ R and it renamed it one time, and im not sure what the HOTKEY TO LAUNCH AND RENAME BOTH WOW'S menas

Launch HKN, your script should already be loaded. If not, load it. Make sure scroll lock is on {the light on your keyboard should be lit} Press Alt + Ctrl + the letter L. Both Wows should launch and rename themselves. Then turn off scroll lock.

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Originally Posted by Khatovar

Launch HKN, your script should already be loaded. If not, load it. Make sure scroll lock is on {the light on your keyboard should be lit} Press Alt + Ctrl + the letter L. Both Wows should launch and rename themselves. Then turn off scroll lock.

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Hmm still nothing. I can get them to rename themselves to WoW1 and WoW2, but thats with CTRL R, ALt Ctrl and L dont do anything.

This is what it says when i press CTRL Alt L:

rom this pc: <LaunchAndRename Local WoW1><LaunchAndRename Local WoW2>

From this pc: <Run "c:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe"><RenameTargetWin WoW1>
<Run "c:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe"> failed: Operating system CreateProcess function failed; Windows reports system error 3, "The system cannot find the path specified."
<RenameTargetWin WoW1> failed: No window is targeted.

From this pc: <Run "c:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe"><RenameTargetWin WoW2>
<Run "c:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe"> failed: Operating system CreateProcess function failed; Windows reports system error 3, "The system cannot find the path specified."

It is saying that you do not have WoW installed at c:\Program Files. Change the script to reflect where you have your WoW installed.

Alright., ill give that a shot

Or if that's too much trouble, you can launch the WoW's the way you usually do. I put a hotkey for launching WoW in the sample script, but you don't have to use it.

HotkeyNet's only requirement is that you rename the WoW windows to match the names that you use in the script.

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Originally Posted by Freddie

Or if that's too much trouble, you can launch the WoW's the way you usually do. I put a hotkey for launching WoW in the sample script, but you don't have to use it.

HotkeyNet's only requirement is that you rename the WoW windows to match the names that you use in the script.

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Tried it both ways and still got nothing... When i changed the location of where it launched WoW from, it opened to copes, not minimized. I logged into the first copy, then minimized and when i got into the second copy i saw that it did indeed clone my keys from my first copy into the login box. But once i got into the second copy., and bot both copies on windowed mode, they didnt clone each other anymore.

Just wana say thanks for all the help. I actually ended up caving and getting Keyclone lol. So far its working pretty well, just getting used to the setup and trying to figure out some macros.

Keyclone broadcasts every key pressed to every client.

You have the option of a white list (only broadcast certain keys), which I personally do not like.
Or the option of a black list (do not broadcast certain keys), which I find useful.
Also the Pause key (default keybind is Pause) is very useful.

The easiest set up, is to have a bunch of keybinds on your toons.
If you were to go with Shift A through Shift semi-colon (home row).
And Alt A through Alt semi-colon (home row).
And Ctrl A through Ctrl semi-colon (home row).
That's a lot of hot keys.

Then leave a keybind blank for a toon which you don't want anything to happen on a given press.
For example the healer might have heals on some keybinds.
But you want to control them separately.
So maybe Alt A through Alt Semi-Colon are healer keybinds.
And the tank/dps don't use these.
Or whatever.