I could not get FTL to work properly with Keyclone, but the No Focus Manifesto has a version 2, with an FTL built in.

I moved to InnerSpace, because it provided a lot of options which were very desirable for me.
I like the near instant PiP swap between windows.
The repeater regions to use click (by click I mean a mouse button here) heals instead of macro's.
The automatic FTL, where you just drag spells from the spellbook to bars - click (by click I mean keyboard press say 1) any one, and have the others click their spell in the same slot and automatically at the same target.
Keymaps are incredibly powerful.
A highly recommended option.



You basically have a few methods for assist.

You'd generally not want to hard wire them into the macro, where they always assist one toon who might die and rez elsewhere.

That leaves.... assist your focus, assist your target, assist your party leader, or the FTL (Focus, Target and Leader free) systems.

FTL is the strongest.
Focus is the easiest, but you lose [target=focus] for PvP or crowd control.
Leader used to rock, but its dead in pvp now.
Target is an option.

With Focus or Target, when you switch from one toon in control to another, all the toons click a button on the same keybind as the PiP switch key.

Therefore there is one hotkey per toon on the team. When you switch to Toon 3, everyone presses the Toon 3 hotkey.

This hotkey either targets Toon 3 (Target based assist) or sets Toon3 as their focus (Focused based assist).

And then everyone casts at either /cast [target=targettarget] or /cast [target=focustarget].
For heals change the format to either: /cast [help, target=targettarget] Heal; [help, target=targettargettarget] Heal or /cast [help, target=focustarget] Heal; [help, target=focustargettarget] Heal.

Really, FTL is a stronger method, and I'd take a hard look at Inner Space. Hot Key Net is a free option (script based) which is very good too, but I like the interface for IS.