[HotkeyNet] Multiboxing healers & WindowRect regions

[Khatovar]

ok first problem :

== i dont know which coordinate to use for the code==

<If MouseIsOverWindowRect WoW1 36 57 274 631>

to my understanding :
-the first 2 set of coordinate (in red) is the Top-Left Most region
-the second set of coordinate (in blue) is the Bottom-Right Most region

The first set is the top left corner of the region. The second set of numbers is the the dimensions of the "box" that grows from that point. IE - at 36 57, create a region that is 274*631 pixels.

1. top-leftmost region, click the position, read and use the 2 coordinate on the HKN "Last key press" window, the problem is, which coordinate ?
this is my result :
scrn position : X = 320 y = 50
win position : x = 0 y = 1

Your code uses MouseIsOverWindowRect, I'd use the win position. Win position is the position of the cursor within the confine of that specific WoW window. Scrn pos is the position of the cursor within the confines of your entire monitor.

2.bottom right-most region, same problem, this is my result :
scrn position : x = 544 y = 404
win position : x = 227 y = 341

Like I said, you aren't defining the bottom right boundary of the region. The second set of numbers is the width and height of the region.

second problem
==Hot Key and Macro==

what im trying to do :
- mouseover target on my Tank window (WoW1)
- press F1 button
- Healer (WoW2) cast healingspell to the target

this is my code

<Hotkey ScrollLockOn Oem3>
    
    <If MouseIsOverWindowRect WoW1 320 50 544 404>
        <SendLabel w2>
            <SaveMousePos>
            <Clickmouse Noclick Norestore>
                    <Key F3>
            <Restoremousepos>
        <SendLabel w2>
        <Key F3>
    <Else>
    <SendLabel w2>
        <Key F3>

* im using the scrn position, for my coordinate

I don't understand what you're trying to do. I don't see F1 anywhere in that code. Are you actually trying to target the tank with F1, then use Oem3 to send F3? And why do you have F3 sent twice when over the heal region?

If you're trying to use mouseover healing, it should all be in one action. Basically :

1. Create a macro on your healer that says /cast [@mouseover] Some Heal
2. Put that macro on F1
3. Define your healing region properly.
4. Use the below code

<Hotkey F1>
<If MouseIsOverWindowRect WoW1 *YOUR REGION DEFINITIONS HERE*>
		<SendLabel w2>
			<Clickmouse Noclick>
				<Key F1>
				<RestoreMousePos>

4. Mouse over the region on your main WoW, press F1. It should automatically heal whichever toon you have your mouse over.

Keep in mind, to make use of mouseovers, you need your unit frames to match exactly across the master and slave account. This means you need unit frames that can include your toon in the party listing and order those toons in a set position. This is because WoW segregates the active toon from the party so that "player" is always on the top of the list. So by default, your tank's order in a party would be

TANK
healer{Party1}
{Party2}
{Party3}
{Party4}

But for your healer it would be

HEALER
tank{Party1}
{Party2}
{Party3}
{Party4}

Unit frames like Pitbull or Grid usually have a means of forcing the Player into the overall party order and then organizing the party alphabetically, so the list will be the same for every toon.



You can take a look at my walkthrough for the HotKeyNet Starter script here and browse through my current script here. I go over mouseovers and regions here, here, here and probably a bunch of other places.

Copying mod settings can be found here.

[hamncheese]

Thank you so much for answering so quickly
my apologies, im not clear enough with the second part of my questions (been up all night trying to figure this out lol)

Your code uses MouseIsOverWindowRect, I'd use the win position. Win position is the position of the cursor within the confine of that specific WoW window. Scrn pos is the position of the cursor within the confines of your entire monitor.

Ok, that means the starting coord for the Party Frame if its clamped to the Upper-Left most of the Window, would be x=0 y=0 ?

The first set is the top left corner of the region. The second set of numbers is the the dimensions of the "box" that grows from that point

so the end result inside a code is :

<If MouseIsOverWindowRect WoW1 0 0 227 341>

If you're trying to use mouseover healing, it should all be in one action. Basically :

1. Create a macro on your healer that says /cast [@mouseover] Some Heal
2. Put that macro on F1
3. Define your healing region properly.
4. Use the below code

Code:

<Hotkey F1><If MouseIsOverWindowRect WoW1 *YOUR REGION DEFINITIONS HERE*> <SendLabel w2> <Clickmouse Noclick> <Key F1> <RestoreMousePos>
4. Mouse over the region on your main WoW, press F1. It should automatically heal whichever toon you have your mouse over.

U have read my mind ! thank you !
the aboce code works like a charm
with only 1 small problem
this is the code im using :

<Hotkey F1>
<If MouseIsOverWindowRect WoW1 0 0 227 341>
		<SendLabel w2>
				<Clickmouse Noclick>
				<Key F1>
				<RestoreMousePos>

the problem :
the reading of the mouse position seems lagging ?
i dont know the best way to describe this problem im going to use 3 screenshot for the steps :

The first step was flawless, the Healer Heals the intented Party member (yay ! )




Now the second step when i move my mouse over to Party2




Now the Step 3, and im not moving my mouse at all, the Healer finally heals the Party2



From what i understand
-if im not moving my mouse at all, perhaps the problem is not on the Party Frame coordinate
-im using PitBull to Force all 5 Character into 1 Party Frame, and Sort them Alphabetically

so if im trying to heal another Party member, the mouse seems to be stuck on the last coordinate, until i press the F1 the second time, and it goes to the right coordinate


for additional info, this is my Screen looks like in cascading window, to make sure that all the party member are on the same position and sort alphabetically




And this Screen is my playing Setup, i Stacked all the window at the same position, i dont know if thats good or bad


Again Thank You So Much Khatovar, for answering my questions
and my apologies for the lousy english (indonesian)

[Khatovar]

Ok, that means the starting coord for the Party Frame if its clamped to the Upper-Left most of the Window, would be x=0 y=0 ?

Yes, if your party frame starts at the very top edge of the window, it should be 0 0. If you click that location, HotKeyNet should show it in the Last Key Press window.

i dont know the best way to describe this problem im going to use 3 screenshot for the steps :

The first step was flawless, the Healer Heals the intented Party member
Now the second step when i move my mouse over to Party2
Now the Step 3, and im not moving my mouse at all, the Healer finally heals the Party2

Is your healer healing the same target twice? I can't really tell, but from your screenshots, it looks like your healer hasn't completed casting the heal between screenshot 1 and screenshot 2. The heal has to complete casting before it can be cast again on someone else.

If the heal is completed and it's still "sticking", you may need to adjust your ClickMouse settings. This is under Options > Settings on the HotKeyNet window. Under the box for ClickMouse, I have Substitute SendWinS for SendWinM checked, Relinquish Quantum Unchecked. I might have no idea WTF I'm talking about with those two settings, though, so if they don't do anything or make things worse, feel free to change those back to default.

The vital part is adjusting the delays. I currently use 3 3, but you should start with 15 15 or 25 25 or maybe even higher and try to see if you still get the issue. From there, you can increase or decrease both numbers until you hit the most responsive number. Basically, the first number is a tiny delay that allows HKN to see and register the cursor location before performing the action and then the second is another tiny delay to allow the action to take place before moving back to the original location. The numbers you need will require some testing since you need to determine what works best for your system.

http://hotkeynet.com/ref/clickmouse.html

And this Screen is my playing Setup, i Stacked all the window at the same position, i dont know if thats good or bad

I personally use an unstacked layout and have never used a stacked one. I like being able to easily see what all my slaves are doing so I can manually move one if they get stuck or start running away or something like that. But if the stacked is working fine for you, by all means stick with it. If you start to run across problems with a stacked setup, I've got a little on setting up unstacked layouts about 2/3rds of the way down here and in this post.

Again Thank You So Much Khatovar, for answering my questions
and my apologies for the lousy english (indonesian)

Your English is good enough for me.