If you don't like Ualaa's way, here's mine: Having Melee Automaticaly IWT

[Ualaa]

I am still having an issue with my casters and IWT, have not had time to explore it more. does anyone have an ISBoxer keymap showing the complete list of keys they use to have a caster IWT?
I have setup my test IWT with:
1. Assist Leader
2. IWT
3. step backward (or possibly up and down key similtaneously?)
4. Cast spell

With click to move enabled the caster is still not turning to face the target,

Reduce this to the simplest form first.

Verify your Click to Move and Interact With Target are enabled and keybound.
Take two of your toons, and duel each others.
You can broadcast keystrokes or not; you just want to see that the method works.

Once this works, take it a step further.
Transfer it to IS Boxer, by creating a Keymap.
Two Steps.
Step 1 - Sends IWT to the desired characters (or to everyone).
Step 2 - Sends a movement key, to break the movement.

[crowdx]

I think I may start fresh at the weekend, I am hoping my logic is correct, kind of why I am wondering if anyone has their ISBoxer config that they can post here to let me verify my logic

[genocyde]

Just out of curiousity, say you have IWT set up on one of your FTL assist dps keys... Is that legal??
Technically it sends 2 actions with one click then doesn't it, since IWT cannot be macro'd and the FTL assist is a macro?

I know all my DPS keys run the FTL assist because macroing assist + DPS skill is a very simple macro but since IWT isn't usable any way but a direct keybind shouldn't we avoid using IWT on an FTL assisted key? (I'm not sure how IS implements that FTL assist)

If it is a problem I suppose we could always make a way to tell ISboxer our IWT keybind and be able to tell it to specifically send IWT while not sending the FTL assist macro on that step of the keymap?

I just worry that this awesome ability of IS may not have been intended for things like restricted functions (movement, IWT, etc.)

[crowdx]

Interact with Target is normally on it's own key press and not used with another key,

[Ualaa]

The FTL DPS keys, don't actually attack.
Any key can be set up the same way.

When you press a key, it runs an existing keymap.
On only the active window.
Which has all of the other toons target the active toon's target.

You can put IWT on that keybind.
Or you can put Frostbolt on that keybind.
You could put Thorns on the keybind.

You are not violating any laws in doing so, so it is "legal".
Similarly, you're not breaking the wow ToS or EULA, so Blizz won't have an issue.

[zanthor]

I was pondering if IWT would impact your DPS by somehow resetting your swing timer or some oddity...

Melee 225 80744 (33%)
Melee 228 80579 (33%)

So I ran 2.5 minutes of DPS on the training dummy, one with IWT firing every 2 seconds and one without... can you tell which is which? .

[Ualaa]

Assuming you don't mind, key-down and key-up actions, a guy on isboxer.com has a keymap for IWT (down key) and then (up key) to break the follow with move backwards. If you don't like down/up actions, just make it two distinct presses. It is a two step keymap, either way.

Step 1, sends IWT to each client.
Step 2, sends Down Arrow (move backwards) to each client.

The Keymap as posted in key down and key up.
The interesting aspect is this:
a) Your team is fear bombed or you use a spread out macro to run different directions.
b) You want to face a target in the middle.
c) Press the key, for IWT.
d) Continue to hold the key down, and your toons continue to run.
e) Release the key, which sends Step 2, breaking the run towards the target; or keypress 2, if you don't like down/up stuff.

I'd probably put "window current", run Control Keymap "FTL Assist Me", at the start.
That way, all the other guys will IWT to your current target, regardless of who they were targeting.




Zanthor: That's pretty close, against the stationary target, IWT doesn't seem to reset the swing timer at all.

[genocyde]

The FTL DPS keys, don't actually attack.
Any key can be set up the same way.

When you press a key, it runs an existing keymap.
On only the active window.
Which has all of the other toons target the active toon's target.

You can put IWT on that keybind.
Or you can put Frostbolt on that keybind.
You could put Thorns on the keybind.

You are not violating any laws in doing so, so it is "legal".
Similarly, you're not breaking the wow ToS or EULA, so Blizz won't have an issue.

I know the FTL DPS keys don't attack. They just send an assist macro, which normally you could end with a spell such as frostbolt or thorns or w/e. You however cannot macro IWT, it is a protected function that is keybind only activated. How is it legal to press one button and get a protected keybind + an assist macro. That was my question, I'm assuming I'm just missing something. This is essentially the same thing as pressing one button and getting 2 movement keys, something I thought was frowned upon.

[Ualaa]

How is it legal to press one button and get a protected keybind + an assist macro. That was my question, I'm assuming I'm just missing something. This is essentially the same thing as pressing one button and getting 2 movement keys, something I thought was frowned upon.

I'll throw a different question at you.

How is it "legal", for a normal one-boxing wow player, to be able to push their keybind for IWT once. And after that, to push their keybind for whatever attack they are doing?

With a two-step keymap, whether it is configured for "key down" + "key up" (a single key) or "key up" + "key up" (same key twice), this is the exact same thing -- two inputs, causing two outputs. If you don't want to use the Blizzard approved Keyboard API function of an event on key-down, and another on key-up (which addons like Macaroon use), then don't. Set it to advance to the next step, on key release only.

[zanthor]

I know the FTL DPS keys don't attack. They just send an assist macro, which normally you could end with a spell such as frostbolt or thorns or w/e. You however cannot macro IWT, it is a protected function that is keybind only activated. How is it legal to press one button and get a protected keybind + an assist macro. That was my question, I'm assuming I'm just missing something. This is essentially the same thing as pressing one button and getting 2 movement keys, something I thought was frowned upon.

Tap the penny.

As previously discussed and beaten to death, if it were illegal to press 2 keys at one time we would be banned for circle strafing in PVP.