Quote Originally Posted by 'Tanntyn',index.php?page=Thread&postID=139590#post 139590
Ok, my brain hurts. I've been trying to follow what you all are saying and tossing around, but I cann't get it straight. Please, for those of us who don't know the first thing about what your throwing about, can you post or update the code that does this for us? I copied it and plunked it into my setup and nada. I even tried to figure out what went wrong, followed the logic path and stuff, but still nada.
Oh, thanx for figureing out this awsomn setup. I'm sure I'll love it if and when I get it working


EDIT: Ok I got it working, Sorta. it only works about 50% of the time though. I'm running 2 (atm, don't want to be trying to debug 4 or 5 yet) locks on the same machine. my first problem was the name of the windows. now...
Hopefully two clients on same PC will be a bit easier. It should go something like this:

Code:
<command assist1>
	<SendPC Local>
		<SendwinM wow1> 
			<Key %1%>
		<SendWin wow2> 
			<Key ctrl shift %2%>

<command assist2>
	<SendPC local>
		<SendWinM wow1> 
			<Key ctrl alt %2%>
		<SendWinM wow2> 
         		<Key %1%>

<Hotkey 1>
<If ActiveWinIs wow1> <Assist1 %trigger% t>
<Else If ActiveWinIs wow2> <Assist2 %trigger% t>
You would then need to put your normal skill on hotbar '1' and the corresponding macro on 't' on both clients.

For the macros you would want:

Code:
/assist [mod:ctrl,mod:shift,nomod:alt]Characternameforwow1;[mod:ctrl,mod:alt,nomod:shift]Characternameforwow2
/cast [harm] Lightning Bolt
My multi PC setup is what makes it look so complicated. When I get around to writing it all up correctly I will probably just use a single PC setup for all the examples.