Automation of Quests (Including Slaves)

[ChaoticMonk]

There is something i dont understand so pls help and i am a newbie i wait your patience

/script SetBinding("L", "TURNORACTION")
/script SaveBindings(1)

do i have to do this 1 time on slaves ??? or make macro and use it all the time ?

Just once. Its like going into the keybindings menu and setting a key for something.

[MicahR]

Part 1 - Setup an Action Keybind.

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/script SetBinding("L", "TURNORACTION")
/script SaveBindings(1)

Change the L to a key of your choice.

Hey guys I'm new to Keyclone and dual-boxing. I understand how to make the macro but I'm honestly lost at where and how the script is supposed to go. Could someone please fill me in? Am I supposed to enter this in game as a command and if so, do I enter it on both WoW's? If not, am I supposed to enter this script code in Keyclone? And if not EITHER of those, where does it go?! Thanks for the help

[nicht-cup]

the first line estalishes a relation between any bindable action inside wow and any key one chooses. but this is volatile, it just resides inside that running wow instance you typed that command into.
the second line tells wow to permanently save the current key configurations ( which you just changed ) to a file ( /wow/WTF/<accname>/bindings-cache.wtf ).

so you have to type this in only once per wow-installation and it will be permanent until you rebind that key or delete your WTF folder orsomething like that. you do not necessarily have to create a macro for this purpose.
you do not even have to type this ingame, you may as well just edit your /wow/WTF/<accname>/bindings-cache.wtf manually ( just add the line bind L TURNORACTION and you're done ).

[Gares]

Does this still even work anymore cause I really can't even get the first script to open up the NPC at all

[Falkor]

I've just returned after 4month break from wow and starting a 20man multiboxing team across 2players in 2seperate locations :P
I'll check this code out later and post any updates required!

[tinit5190]

Here is one thing that I have noticed with these macro's.
After you do the /script SetBinding macro, I can auto loot with that button.
Lets say I set the button to 'g'. When I push 'g' to target a person it will loot that person. And if you it enabled such that you auto-loot without having to push shift, it will pick up the loot on the selected mob. However, maybe this is strict to my machine only because when I use the macro to grab quests and such, my mouse jumps over to the second monitor and i locate the person I want to select by moving my mouse around that monitor without deselecting my mains WoW window. Weird how the macro does this but it has made looting in WotLK so much easier...

[Vargy]

I can't get this to work at all (edit: Beyond selecting the npc on the slaves), i mean it opens the npc on my main but not the slaves, i'm puzzled. Any hints out there for me?

Any way to apply this simulated right click to your current target rather then where your mouse is "supposed" to be at on the screen?

[Baini92]

This macro and stuff made dual boxing ignite again. Tried it for some while and reading but gave up since none of this existed. Then when i found this i was so glad it worked

BTW: How do i rebind keys? Made it to J to check if it worked but want it on F now instead for better aviability on keyboard.

[Falkor]

This macro and stuff made dual boxing ignite again. Tried it for some while and reading but gave up since none of this existed. Then when i found this i was so glad it worked

BTW: How do i rebind keys? Made it to J to check if it worked but want it on F now instead for better aviability on keyboard.

Just simple re-run the below code in chat replacing the L with a key of you're choice, it will override the existing key.

/script SetBinding("L", "TURNORACTION")
/script SaveBindings(1)

[Bigfish]

Welcome back. Your initial post was very helpful, and led me to write a thread on binding clicks to the keyboard for AOE purposes. Ellay's thread is more recent, and likely better worded on the subject, but still, drew my inspiration for it from your post.