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    Quote Originally Posted by Fenril View Post
    Yes, if you're using ISBoxer to virtualize your config file(s) or if you plan on using some sort of symlinking.
    I think I get what you are trying to say, but I have no idea what symmlinking is. My original plan was 2 moderate sized or 4 smaller SSDs to have the clients installed onto. Pricing was going to be brutal, but the more I find out about the software solutions, its not going to hurt my wallet as badly as I first imagined.
    I'm definitely DEFINITELY going to be downloading ISBoxer after seeing the tutorials on youtube showing what it is capable of. But as I mentioned I had always previously believed that I would need 5 installs running to pull this off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Umbaalo View Post
    I think I get what you are trying to say, but I have no idea what symmlinking is. My original plan was 2 moderate sized or 4 smaller SSDs to have the clients installed onto. Pricing was going to be brutal, but the more I find out about the software solutions, its not going to hurt my wallet as badly as I first imagined.
    I'm definitely DEFINITELY going to be downloading ISBoxer after seeing the tutorials on youtube showing what it is capable of. But as I mentioned I had always previously believed that I would need 5 installs running to pull this off.
    Definitely check out the videos on www.isboxer.com to get a feel, also the guide section as well. Ualaa and Zanthor both have lengthy guides talking about ISBoxer's features, the guides are from this forum but they're not stickies so they might be harder to find here; they are, however, listed in the isboxer.com guide section.

    When WoW starts it reads off of config.wtf in the WoW folder to find the settings you've chosen to run WoW with. If 5 clients are trying to read that one file they share identical settings and trying to make a change on one results in a change on all of them essentially... this is annoying for multiboxers. By virtualizing the config.wtf file InnerSpace tells each separate WoW window that you launch to run off it's own config file that is specified in the ISBoxer software [ie wow01-config.wtf, wow02-config.wtf, etc]. This helps you make individual changes to each window as you wish and it also lets the game remember the account name for each on the login screen. No need for multiple installs or multiple drives.

    This thread has been officially hijacked.

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