Quote Originally Posted by 'SlayerX',index.php?page=Thread&postID=154083#post 154083
1st wow- drive D:
2nd and 3rd wow drive F
4th and 5th wow drive G

Having them lineup.

In keyclone I would just set the drive and pick the region.

I'm looking for idea of how to do this by code, which I aint so great at doing.
Assuming you are running my wow.iss for launching...

Code:
function main(int clients)
{
	variable int Count
	for (Count:Set[0] ; ${Count}<${clients} ; Count:Inc)
	{
		open "World of Warcraft" "World of Warcraft Default Profile"
		/* Wait 2 seconds (wait takes tenths of seconds) */
		wait 20
	}

}
Change that to something like...

Code:
function main(int clients)
{
    	open "World of Warcraft" "World of Warcraft Default Profile"
		/* Wait 2 seconds (wait takes tenths of seconds) */
		wait 20
    	open "World of Warcraft" "World of Warcraft F Drive Profile"
		/* Wait 2 seconds (wait takes tenths of seconds) */
		wait 20
    	open "World of Warcraft" "World of Warcraft F Drive Profile"
		/* Wait 2 seconds (wait takes tenths of seconds) */
		wait 20
    	open "World of Warcraft" "World of Warcraft G Drive Profile"
		/* Wait 2 seconds (wait takes tenths of seconds) */
		wait 20
    	open "World of Warcraft" "World of Warcraft G Drive Profile"
		/* Wait 2 seconds (wait takes tenths of seconds) */
		wait 20
}
Of course, that's assuming you create two more wow profiles named appropriately. To do that,

  • right click InnerSpace in the task tray, select configuration.
  • click the game configuration tab
  • there is a drop down menu across the top above the words (Display Systems), click that, select World of Warcraft
  • Down near the bottom you should see "World of warcraft default profile", click new profile above that.
  • Name it, fill in Main Executable Filename and path.
That should do it...