Quote Originally Posted by keyclone
the new keymap, once i get it done, will map whatever local key combination (ctrl+alt+x) to whatever string you want (mage.fireball.1). this would enable you to come up with your own hotkey strings (i'm actually calling them hotstrings in the source).

this is how it'd work; you'd make a mage keymap and a healer keymap (for instance)... and run all your wow accounts and add them to keyclone(s). then, right-click the particular wow instance and load a keymap (mage). once you hit ctrl+alt+x on that instance, it will translate to 'mage.fireball.1' and ship to the other clones... which in turn will either map it to the local key (doesn't have to be the same) or ignore it (in the case of a healer).

btw, i'm assuming people would put the class in the front of the key name, ie: mage, in order to distinquish between different hotstrings. my format is:

hotstring: <class>.<spell>.<level>

i'm hoping to have the first cut working tonight. and yes, along the way the ctrl/alt/shift issue to remote machines will hopefully be resolved.
Think you lost me there ^^

I wass assuming the program just sent "key press 1" to all 3 clients etc. But from what you're saying it sounds like it does alot more, and sounds more interesting and more flexible? So you can make keybinds to spells without actualy having the spell on a bar?

I'm new to the software approach so bare with me