Jamba Help from the community.

[ebony]

Ebony, hi, thanks for asking. I was wondering if we could get an option to post the warnings in group chat. I've played around with it, and the best I've been able to do is have the clone announce follow broken in their screen, but not the master's screen. Or, announce as a "say" for all the world to see. I'd like to keep those things to myself and on my main screen as sometimes my clone screen is behind my main screen and not viewable.
Also, I posted this elsewhere as well, but I'm having trouble moving the different windows. If the title bar on the windows could be made a different color so they're easier seen and clickable that would help when trying to move them to different positions. Again, thanks for asking.

Not really sure what your asking? you want the low hp, follow broken etc. to be posted in the party? and not as a raid warring? You should be able to do this in the chat settings or is it you done this and it does not post to /p? when your in a group where does it not work??. there so many chat channels.

One more thing, with auto follow after combat, I'm having trouble keeping the clones on follow for one reason. I'm using an engineering tool Findle's Loot-A-Rang. It breaks follow. I've tried increasing the time after combat to have the clones follow, but they don't seem to after I use this item regardless of how long I wait. I run a two toon team with loot set to free for all so my lower level toon can grab all the loot. This item helps with the looting, but I'm having to hit alt-f to re-establish follow after use.

Sorry but follow after combat is "working as intended™"

Is there a way to have auto follow reestablished when follow is broken even out of combat? Or, would that be too extensive as sometimes you'd want follow broken and the system wouldn't be able to sense when it's on purpose or accidental?

Sounds like your after follow strobe,

Commands available to strobe the follow command every second (great for boxing melee characters where combat breaks follow).