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  1. #1

    Default My 5 Box on 1 PC Setup!

    Hello!

    I am new to the world of multi-boxing and decided to try boxing all on my one PC!

    Soon to be 5 boxing, just testing waters for now.

    Each client runs at 70 FPS Highly playable

    Unfortunately, my second monitor has low quality compared to my better monitor and the colors are different

    Here are some pictures..

    ***UPDATED****

    Got 5 box running!! **EDIT** New Picture











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    Looks great. What are the specs on your machine? Are you using horizontal span instead of dual view?

    where do you plan to put the 5th window?

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    I personally would go 2x2 on the 2nd monitor and one full size on the main monitor...
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    Quote Originally Posted by jrox
    Looks great. What are the specs on your machine? Are you using horizontal span instead of dual view?

    where do you plan to put the 5th window?

    The current specs of my PC is .. umm.. (not computer savvy)

    2.66GHZ Core 2 Duo
    8800 GTX
    4GB Ram

    Did I miss anything?

    I use horizontal span instead of dual view, because direct X is bugged on XP. If I use dual view, its almost impossible to play, due to the fact that fps is cut so low.

    With WoW maximizer on keyclone, this horizontal span works well for me anyways. No complaints.

    My 5th, I think I'm going to try and do quad on second monitor and one on main monitor.


    I personally would go 2x2 on the 2nd monitor and one full size on the main monitor...
    Thats what I want to do. I plan to put Quad on second monitor, since they will all be warlocks and the priest ( main ) on main monitor.

    The only problem is, with keyclone maximizer, it is VERY hard for me to set this up. If someone could put up a paint demo or something, explaning how I can make it so I can do 5 regions.

    1 main, and 4 quad.




    Thanks

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    Unless im mistaken Keyclone maximizer doesn't support dual monitor as of yet, but please correct me if im wrong
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    You are absolutely correct, it doesn't. However, with horizontal span, it lines up as if it was dual monitor. If you look at my screenshots.

    I will click in the middle of maximizer and make it quad.

    2 screens one monitor , 2 screens the other. I love it

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    It looks like you've got a bunch of unused space in your 5 box setup. Is that because you're using keyclones maximizer? I've never used it so I don't know if there is anything to gain from it.

    You might want to just make a batch script to run maximizer (the program, not the version keyclone coded up) 5 times so you can get the coordinates exactly right.

    My right monitor is an lcd with max 1280x1024, so when I use horizontal span I get a 2560x1024 screen. To run 5 wows I use this batch file which puts 4 evenly spaced windows on my bigger 20" wide screen monitor (left) and 1 window on the 19" lcd (right).

    [code:1]
    REM batch file to launch 5 evenly spaced wows
    REM right monitor
    d:\wow\wow1\maximizer.exe --margin 0,0,1280,0
    REM upper right of left mon
    d:\wow\wow1\maximizer.exe --margin 0,512,640,1280
    REM upper left of left mon
    d:\wow\wow1\maximizer.exe --margin 0,512,0,1920
    REM lower right of left mon
    d:\wow\wow1\maximizer.exe --margin 512,0,640,1280
    REM lower left of left mon
    d:\wow\wow1\maximizer.exe --margin 512,0,0,1920
    [/code:1]

    Sorry if you already knew about it

    Anyhow hopefully its helpful to someone.

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    how do i use this batch file?

    and can you reverse it?

    I'd rather have the main char on the 20", ( left )

    and the 4 warlocks on the right.


    Thanks

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    You need to snag the program wow maximizer from here:

    http://worldofwarcraft.filefront.com...aximizer;43576

    Unzip it into your wow folder.

    The --margin command takes 4 numbers top,bottom,left,right.

    Here is the reversed version (I hope, I didn't test it)

    Replace d:\wow\wow1\ with your actual wow directory.

    Again, this is dependent upon your your desktop being 2560x1024, if not let me know and we can create another one.

    copy and paste this code into a file called launchwow.bat then just double click it, if you wait patiently all of the windows will launch.

    [code:1]REM batch file to launch 5 evenly spaced wows
    REM Left monitor
    d:\wow\wow1\maximizer.exe --margin 0,0,0,1280
    REM upper right of right mon
    d:\wow\wow1\maximizer.exe --margin 0,512,1920,0
    REM upper left of right mon
    d:\wow\wow1\maximizer.exe --margin 0,512,1280,640
    REM lower right of right mon
    d:\wow\wow1\maximizer.exe --margin 512,0,1920,0
    REM lower left of right mon
    d:\wow\wow1\maximizer.exe --margin 512,0,1280,640
    [/code:1]

    all 4 windows on the right monitor will be 640x512 in size, the one on the left will be 1280x1024

    Hope that works, let me know if it doesn't

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    thanks for taking your time to do this, appreciate it


    now, my computer is a beast.

    I use wow maximizer inside keyclone. Can you create a batch that has a main screen of 1024x768, and on the right 4 screens 1024x768 each??

    Thanks

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