Quote Originally Posted by coglistings View Post
If I use a modifier in the wow instance macro on lets say the druid wow window, does ISBoxer pass that along? As I am not a ISBoxer user, I am unsure if this is supported, though from the descriptions listed above, it doesn't appear so.

the issue here is as so, I have priest healer buttons assigned to directly heal party members, but I use modifiers (shift, alt, ctrl) to pass along lets say a renew on party3 instead of a greater heal, thus keeping healing buttons limited to one per character in raid/group etc I know in HNK, I have to pass all three key presses, but not sure how ISBoxer handles this, thanks in advance

Let's say you have a warcraft macro (and put it on the "1" key):

#showtooltip
/cast [mod:alt] Drain Soul; Chaos Bolt


When you push 1, that is the trigger for the mapped key: DPS 1, in the FTL DPS Keymap.
This will:
a) Do Mapped Key > FTL Assist Me (Target: Current Window) .... which has the non-active (slave) windows assist the active (master) window.
b) It then sends "1" to all windows.

To send Alt + 1, you need to make another mapped key.

In the FTL DPS Keymap, right click on Mapped Keys.
Create a new mapped key.
Call it something like DPS 1 + Alt.
Set the Hotkey as Alt + 1.
Click on the "1" under Steps.
In the right pane, right click on Actions.
Keymap Actions > New Do Mapped Key Action

- Target: Current Window
- Keymap: General
- Mapped Key: FTL Assist Me

Then right click on Actions again.
Keystroke Actions > New Keystroke Action
- Target: All Windows
- Key: Alt + 1


Now, when you press 1, IS Boxer does the auto assist for you, and sends "1" to all clients.
And if you do the Alt + 1, it does the same, but sends Alt + 1 to all clients.

You could do the same for Ctrl or Shift modifiers.