Anyone using with 5 PC's ?

[Sam DeathWalker]

Well Ill have it "set up" but not using but I doubt Ill be much help, the way I do it is to hardware from one keyboard and one mouse to 6 computers, and then have ISboxer to link the 7 characters/accounts on each computer to each other (i.e. I shut off all the computer to computer communication). So I am hardware to each computer and software between accounts.

I just figure I be a bit faster then the other guy by not haveing computer to computer software running.

I am sure though IsBoxer is yur best bet if you own 5 computers.

The only other who runs 5 or more computers I belive is prepared but he dosnt post much.

I also dont use FTL (just focus on paly and then if paly die focus on DK and if DK die just wipe and rez lol). I mean dont you want the oppenet to attack yur tank ....


I belive that IsBoxer does allow ftl over computers because it does set up computer - computer connections on so and so ports (I shut them off so I know they are there). iirc.

[Erron]

Well Ill have it "set up" but not using but I doubt Ill be much help, the way I do it is to hardware from one keyboard and one mouse to 6 computers, and then have ISboxer to link the 7 characters/accounts on each computer to each other (i.e. I shut off all the computer to computer communication). So I am hardware to each computer and software between accounts.

This sounds like WAY more than I am trying to do with my setup -- and sounds like THAT setup would be horribly hard to control. Way above my skill level.

[Sam DeathWalker]

Ya speed is important to a fledeling pvper ....



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If that is proper then its nothing to do with IS, if you run that macro without isboxer or jamba loaded and it works correctly (Im not into all the mod keys stuffs) then I would look to jamba auto strob follow as your error point.