[quote='Ualaa',index.php?page=Thread&postID=127128# post127128]I'm trying to set up a leaderless system, with five toons.
When switching toons, I use my G15 to:
- Send maximizer PiP hotkey to bring that toon's window to the front.
- Target that toon with all toons and make her my focus.
- Clear target and script to make her the party leader.

In the Jamba options there's something like:
- Focus follows master and Promote new master to party leader.
I cannot seem to get this to work, but it would simplify my G15 macro (which bugs out occasionally when server latency gets high).

However, when I switch windows (without my G15 script) to a new master, Jamba still thinks the old toon is the master.
My old toon still has the focus and when I move the new toon around, the original master gets the follow broken message.

How can I make Jamba recognize that a new toon is the master?
Is there a command I can issue, so my G15 will press the Maximizer PiP command to bring the new toons window to the front,
while simultaneously sending a command (to all wow clients) letting them know which toon is the new master?
[/quote][url='http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums/index.php?page=Thread&postID=125677#post125677']Focus information is here[/url] . Short answer; don't use the automatic set focus; because it does not work outside of combat. Keep your current macros for focus. But you can change master and promote using Jamba.

You need to use

/jamba setmeasmaster all

in your switch macro.

This command tells "all" - thats all your characters that the character that issued this command is now to be the master.

Make sure all your toons have the "all" tag. If you also have the "promote" to leader option set in Jamba-Group; when that command is run, if one of your toons is the party leader and has been told about a new master, it will promote the new master to party leader.

I just set this system up last night using Jamba - exactly like you want - the key to do the pip swap and the same key also ran the /jamba setmeasmaster all macro.