Having Issues with Gnome Sequencer and IS Boxer

[mbox_bob]

If that's the case, and it is working for you guys, then there must be some other issue, like strained H/W (FPS/CPU/etc), a different addon interfering, or some other software on the system.

Most of your character sets (8 out of 11) are using a Round Robin CPU strategy with 1 core. You should use the CPU Strategy Wizard and make sure you select the use all cores for all windows option (the last one on the drop down). This will improve performance for your character sets that are not set to use more than 1 core per game.

Disabling Addons I'll leave to you.

If we need to look further, then the diagnostic instructions are here... http://isboxer.com/wiki/Diagnostics

[Outtie]

Noticed something else today and what I'm hoping has fixed the issue albeit not convincingly.

Prior to installing GS I used to run a programmed mouse button that pressed F6-F12 in a step fashion while I held the button down.
When I installed GS cause I could put everything onto one action bar slot I changed this to just hit F6 over and over while I held the button down, delay of about 150ms between hits.
This is where I started having the performance issues.
For some reason switching back to the old F6-F12 spam corrected the performance issue, even though F6 was the only slot with a macro in it, why I don't fully know.
I then changed the mouse button to spam F6 four times (four was just a random test number) before delay and this seems to work for now too.

Seems messy and an unreliable fix and if it breaks again I'll report back here to let you know how I've gone.
As you suggested Bob, I'm thinking it might be hardware strain.

Thanks again for your time folks.

[Jabberie]

Noticed something else today and what I'm hoping has fixed the issue albeit not convincingly.

Prior to installing GS I used to run a programmed mouse button that pressed F6-F12 in a step fashion while I held the button down.
When I installed GS cause I could put everything onto one action bar slot I changed this to just hit F6 over and over while I held the button down, delay of about 150ms between hits.
This is where I started having the performance issues.
For some reason switching back to the old F6-F12 spam corrected the performance issue, even though F6 was the only slot with a macro in it, why I don't fully know.
I then changed the mouse button to spam F6 four times (four was just a random test number) before delay and this seems to work for now too.

Seems messy and an unreliable fix and if it breaks again I'll report back here to let you know how I've gone.
As you suggested Bob, I'm thinking it might be hardware strain.

Thanks again for your time folks.

I've mine on E with a 50ms repeater and isboxer set to up and down key.
I use All CPUs to all clients so they all have enough power to keep up I guess.

[Ughmahedhurtz]

Noticed something else today and what I'm hoping has fixed the issue albeit not convincingly.

Prior to installing GS I used to run a programmed mouse button that pressed F6-F12 in a step fashion while I held the button down.
When I installed GS cause I could put everything onto one action bar slot I changed this to just hit F6 over and over while I held the button down, delay of about 150ms between hits.
This is where I started having the performance issues.
For some reason switching back to the old F6-F12 spam corrected the performance issue, even though F6 was the only slot with a macro in it, why I don't fully know.
I then changed the mouse button to spam F6 four times (four was just a random test number) before delay and this seems to work for now too.

Seems messy and an unreliable fix and if it breaks again I'll report back here to let you know how I've gone.
As you suggested Bob, I'm thinking it might be hardware strain.

Thanks again for your time folks.

There is an input limit (max number of inputs/macro steps/keys) that can fire per second. It's pretty high but your device needs to be somewhat careful with how it spams keys. I know people use gamepads that do what you are talking about and they work, but if you get too many things going at once, things Get Wierd(tm).