First: Nope no Trial,(Which makes me wonder about Shaemen's post above) though I can tell you the majority of us use it because A) It's easily setup(works right out of the "box" so to speak), B) it's highly supported(As you see above he trolls the forums and helps as much as he can), C) Despite being arguably the easiest to setup among the software options, it's also fairly feature-rich, with built-in window maximizer/resizer, easily worked blacklists and whitelists, command setups to run wow at specific settings and on specific processor cores, etc.
For movement, ALL movement will have the clones /follow'ing your lead character. It's simply the only viable way to do it, the slightest variation in turn degree or angle makes alts run off course vs your main, whereas /follow keeps 'em behind main at all times. You can still move the lead char completely freely/as normal though, just keep in mind you have a train behind you that you have to maneuver around/over obstacles like fenches and walls cuz they'll turn sharper than you do lol; it's second nature once you're used to it, taking wide turns like a tractor trailer truck basically.Originally Posted by 'null',index.php?page=Thread&postID=64529#post6452 9
As for macros you can either take the time to manaully macro each hotkey to /assist main and /cast spell, using focus or just basic names, or simply make your alts' hotkeys match your main's exactly and use one "Big Button" macro to make your alts assist your target then simply cast as normal.
Big Button macro:
/tar focus(if you use focus; if not, replace focus with your Lead char's name)
/assist
/follow
/stopcasting(this line is optional, but is a handy way to stop alt's casting if you need to)
Third: I lol'd at the names, those're a good start
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