Switching to ISBoxer, tips wanted.

[Tyval]

Hmm, I'm a bit confused by what you meant with instances?

Are there some folders I need to clean up before I switch to ISBoxer? Currently I do use jamba, Keyclone, only trivial keymaping (for formation).

Want to make it as painless as possible, I suppose starting from scratch is fine, but unclear what I need to remove.

Tyval

[pinotnoir]

One problem I ran into with ISboxer which is really not a problem with the software is the region layout. If you want the mouse repeater to be accurate on your alts all regions need to be the same aspect ratio. In order to do this I had to switch to boxing on 1 pc and using 2 monitors instead of 2pc and 3 monitors like I had with keyclone. Its a small sacrifice but the software is by far better than keyclone. It goes a step beyond keyclone. Once you heal your group with the mouse repeater regions you will wonder how you did it without it.

[Ftwyman]

One problem I ran into with ISboxer which is really not a problem with the software is the region layout. If you want the mouse repeater to be accurate on your alts all regions need to be the same aspect ratio. In order to do this I had to switch to boxing on 1 pc and using 2 monitors instead of 2pc and 3 monitors like I had with keyclone. Its a small sacrifice but the software is by far better than keyclone. It goes a step beyond keyclone. Once you heal your group with the mouse repeater regions you will wonder how you did it without it.

can you explain that last line. Heal? with mouse repeater regions?

[MiRai]

can you explain that last line. Heal? with mouse repeater regions?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7kgsSmwY6A

[dRiN]

Hmm, I'm a bit confused by what you meant with instances?

Are there some folders I need to clean up before I switch to ISBoxer? Currently I do use jamba, Keyclone, only trivial keymaping (for formation).

Want to make it as painless as possible, I suppose starting from scratch is fine, but unclear what I need to remove.

Tyval

By instances I ment several folders with WoW.

So I have one main folder with my original wow. And in this I have the data and interface folder. The data and interface folders I symbolic linked to other wow folders so when a patch hit I only had to update the files in the WoW folder. The WTF folder was unique to each folder. Using Inner Space this is not needed anymore because inner space handles the instancing of the different accounts you log on with and need their own files.

For my first Inner Space experience I made a copy of the original wow folder. Which I had filled up with addons for solo play (raiding mods, bar mods, unit frame mods) and multiboxing play. By trying this in combination with inner space, ISBoxer wow addon, jamba, etc. it got a bit confusing for me.

Maybe this is more clear in what I was trying to say. My advice is to keep it simple and clean and work from that to recreate and expand from that to make it better. During the recreation of your old system you probably find many better ways to do stuff so it can be reused in different setups.