Fixing the melee IWT runaway problem

[ebony]

It did not seem to on my cats wgen they came out to "heal"

[propagandalf]

I was using a mouse button for my IWT, but putting it in my DPS rotation sounds much better. I got it to work, but I'm not sure if it's correct.

Does this look right? TIA!

[ebony]

I was using a mouse button for my IWT, but putting it in my DPS rotation sounds much better. I got it to work, but I'm not sure if it's correct.

Does this look right? TIA!

How i did it just with up then w

[JohnGabriel]

I was using a mouse button for my IWT, but putting it in my DPS rotation sounds much better. I got it to work, but I'm not sure if it's correct.

Does this look right? TIA!

The interact with target standard in party keymap already has an assist. The auto-assist me line isn't doing anything.

Also sending W to all only works if you are all melee, you wont want to send to a ranged.

Edit: Might I suggest you go into the Interact with Target - Standard in the Party keymap and copy all the actions and paste them into your DPS key and delete the assist step you don't want.

[propagandalf]

Thanks for the feedback! I updated it, per your suggestion (I hope ).

[JohnGabriel]

Thanks for the feedback! I updated it, per your suggestion (I hope ).

Something that might cause you problems is you're sending "click to move on" to "all other" and sending IWT to "all". So the current toon wont have CTM turned on.

[propagandalf]

Thanks again!

[mrdsp]

Thanks for the feedback! I updated it, per your suggestion (I hope ).

Thanks for the pic - will try with mine.

I had a go but it caused my DK's to just run one step then stand still.

[JohnGabriel]

Thanks for the pic - will try with mine.

I had a go but it caused my DK's to just run one step then stand still.

Sounds like you are sending the movement keybind after IWT instead of before. IWT is what makes your toon run and the movement key is what makes it stop.

[Toned]

I'll have to mess with this, I've turned off IWT and I play all groups with auto follow / arrow movements for positioning, and formations for spreading out.