ISBoxer + Windows 8

[Lax]

The issue with shadows was solved with Inner Space build 5670, to my knowledge.

The images should work just fine on a clean profile (e.g. File, Clear) with the Quick Setup Wizard...

[crowdx]

The issue with shadows was solved with Inner Space build 5670, to my knowledge.

The images should work just fine on a clean profile (e.g. File, Clear) with the Quick Setup Wizard...

This would mean re-importing the images? Correct?

[Multibocks]

The issue with shadows was solved with Inner Space build 5670, to my knowledge.

The images should work just fine on a clean profile (e.g. File, Clear) with the Quick Setup Wizard...

I created a new group (monks) and still have no images to click.

[Lax]

I created a new group (monks) and still have no images to click.

As I was about to write the answer to this post I went ahead and did an ISBoxer update that could help correct this for you, if my guess is correct. Feel free to try it out, all you have to do is update to 40.4.1031.1 (via Help->About) and then Export to Inner Space.

Here's my guess. Your images under Click Bars could be pointing to the wrong location. To check, select any Click Bar in the top left pane, and then in the bottom left pane under "Images (global)" select each of the image names and check the filename on the right. If Inner Space is not installed to the same location as previously, it is possible that these point to the old location.

The suggested Quick Setup Wizard fix only solves this issue when there are NO Click Bar images in the list, because it does not want to modify anything you have that already exists. However, as of 40.4.1031.1, when you Export and the images don't exist, it will try to auto-fix it (for the provided images), and/or produce an error message if the image can't be found.

So that should pretty much handle the known cases at this point.




Also, confirming that Video FX still work on Windows 8 as described, even over Remote Desktop which is performing pretty well -- since I believe it is actually using H.264 on Windows 8. Only problem I'm seeing so far multiboxing on Windows 8 is actually mouselook over Remote Desktop.