Mouse movement ?

[reyne]

Bah, now i've read a little bit about them, and they all require scripting, i can say that im not good with scripting. And i have NO clue at all on how to script so my mousemovement works with both windows at the same time. And i have bought keyclone, i just need a software that makes it able for me to use mousemovement on both windows ;p

[Chorizotarian]

no. keyclone does not have mouse movement.

it does, however, have a form of mouseclicking. but it does not move both mouse pointers at once. you will have to do this manually, or use other software.

Which has a chance of getting you banned if it simulates mouse movement by using coordinate-based actions. (Even if the writer of the software says they have Blizzard's approval.) Since Blizzard doesn't "approve" 3rd party programs - it only defines what actions are allowed outside the game - the only safe method for mouse cloning is true hardware boxing.

I don't think that mouse movement cloning for purposes of turning all chars at the same time would get you into trouble. I know that's a personal evaluation of Blizzard's purposely vague rules, but evething I have read says that you should only get in trouble when you start trying to do stuff beyond what a singleboxer can do with the ingame controls. I don't see any reason why software cloning of mouse movements should be a TOS violation when multicast keyboard turning and hardware mouse cloning are ok.

My 2 cents. Take it fwiw (not much).

[keyclone]

the real point here is that even if you got what you are asking, click-drag on one window doing the same on the others, you would not get the effect you are looking for. the reason is that the point of view (POV) does not match on every window... sometimes it can be close, but most times it gets WAY out of whack (ie: fear)

the best solution would be to get use to using /follow to pull your alts around and set up yor macros to target properly. if there is something that you would like to match across, like using the flight master, talents, or setting up macros, the mouse-click-passing in keyclone works fine for that. if you need an aoe target'd... it can do it, but you will not target the same spot.. for the reasons listed above.

i hope that makes sense.

[reyne]

Well, i have AHK now, and i have the script made by -silencer-. Now, if i use AHK, would i need keyclone ?

[keyclone]

if you have keyclone, you don't need AHK.

if you are using AHK, talk to AHK support about whether or not you need keyclone

[reyne]

Oh ok, i have keyclone AND ahk now ;p But, i can try using keyclone first. Can anyone post a link or something on what macros i should use ? =) And, im trying keyclone now, and it worked for two seconds, then they wont walk the same path anymore ;p they split up :S

[elsegundo]

the real point here is that even if you got what you are asking, click-drag on one window doing the same on the others, you would not get the effect you are looking for. the reason is that the point of view (POV) does not match on every window... sometimes it can be close, but most times it gets WAY out of whack (ie: fear)

the best solution would be to get use to using /follow to pull your alts around and set up yor macros to target properly. if there is something that you would like to match across, like using the flight master, talents, or setting up macros, the mouse-click-passing in keyclone works fine for that. if you need an aoe target'd... it can do it, but you will not target the same spot.. for the reasons listed above.

i hope that makes sense.

yea i thought about this problem also when i started multiboxing. after a while i figured /follow would be a simpler solution to click-drag on all my toons. this results in a little bit less control but something i can easily work around.

[reyne]

Haha Thats what i found out yesterday and i set up some basic macros like; /follow, /invite nametarget. And that works neaty for me ;p But it is abit annoying to pick up quests with two characters ;p

[olipcs]

Honestly I don'T even know if IS,AHK and HKN can realy do mouse-movement-broadcasting.
I'm pretty sure that HKN can't realy do it, because you need a trigger to do an action, and triggers are only keys, not an event like 'the mouse has moved'.
What you could do in HKN is incorporate a mouse-position broadcast in every key you broadcast, but honestly I don't know what use this would be...