Repeater Region setup issue

[daanji]

Hi all! I'm a long time Isboxer user. I have never used repeater regions before as I never needed them.

However, I thought it was time to get it setup and I'm having difficulty in doing so.


I have read the tutorial and watch the video. It looks very straight forward.

I run with paladin tank + 4 shamans. My healer is in slot 5. So I create a new region for slot 5 from my main paladin tank window, which is slot 1.

However, when I hit sync I see the repeater region show up in all 4 slave windows. The mouse does not broad cast from the main to any of the slaves. When I switch to the slave, the mouse will broadcast to all the other windows.

I have no idea what have I setup wrong. Any advice?

[Ualaa]

Open the Repeater Region window thing.

Set the target to Slot:5.
Probably go with KVM mode, so the tank is not switching targets.
Size the box, so the red portion covers your frame, the borders are not repeated just the inside.
Position the box as you like.
Click sync.
Save as auto.

It shouldn't matter which toon sets up the repeater region.
As long as Slot: 5 is the target.
Once you sync it, they should all have the same region, which sends the keystroke to the same target.



I like to set an Action Target Group, as the recipient of the click.
Which allows mapped keys to add/remove toons to the group that receives the click.
But the setting up of the region is the same, either way.

[atnguyen001]

Hi, thank ualaa.Size the box, so the red portion covers your frame, the borders are not repeated just the inside.
The information you provide very useful

[daanji]

Open the Repeater Region window thing.

Set the target to Slot:5.
Probably go with KVM mode, so the tank is not switching targets.
Size the box, so the red portion covers your frame, the borders are not repeated just the inside.
Position the box as you like.
Click sync.
Save as auto.

It shouldn't matter which toon sets up the repeater region.
As long as Slot: 5 is the target.
Once you sync it, they should all have the same region, which sends the keystroke to the same target.



I like to set an Action Target Group, as the recipient of the click.
Which allows mapped keys to add/remove toons to the group that receives the click.
But the setting up of the region is the same, either way.

It is basically what I did from my main toon's window and it didn't work.

So what I did was setup it up on window #5 to target slot5 and it worked the way I wanted it to.

Not sure what I wouldn't work from the main window.