Keyclone: Launch Multiple Commands Simultaneoulsy.

[Dood]

I've searched around and couldn't find a direct answer to this, or may not understand related verbage:

Is there a way to launch all of your keyclone commands (WoW instances) at the same time?

Example:
Right now, I have "WOW1", "WOW2", "WOW3", "WOW4", "WOW5", which I have to select each one from key clone and then launch each one individually.

I'd like to launch them all at once. Call me lazy, I don't care. :P Is there a way to do with with a bat file? or by combining the command names in the launch window?

[entoptic]

I would like to know as well :P

[keyclone]

yes, there is a way... just remember, commands are case sensitive... so be careful with caps

assuming you have the above mentioned commands.. you'd launch them all at once by doing this:

WOW1;WOW2;WOW3;WOW4;WOW5

enter that into the front or on the startup command in keyclone/setup/general

note: no quotes or spaces. and i usually recommend against using caps in region or command names

[Dood]

lul... I tried that, but with comma's :P Thanks for the answer, and as always: <3 keyclone

[keyclone]

[ImaHealer]

Ether I am just missing it, which is quite possibly true, but
How do you delete the launch set ups you do not want?

IE
Wow1,Wow2,Wow3

but it really should have been
Wow1;Wow2;Wow3

How do I delete the Wow1,Wow2,Wow3 one from the list?

I know I am going to feel really dumb once you tell me but
I have a ton of them I wish to get rid of lol

[keyclone]

well.. it's not obvious... but it is there.

keyclone/setup/misc/clear-command-history

just check it and hit ok.

[Chrysanthe]

<3 KeyClone btw :love:

Well, I also found out, if you have multiple computers, using KC, then the remote command to start up the WoW's looks like this:
(assuming you have three computers, with two clients on the outer two and one in the middle, with those IPs: 192.168.0.1, 192.168.0.2 and 192.168.0.3 and named them PC1, PC2 and PC3; WOW1 on PC2, starting from PC2)

WOW1; PC1:WOW2; PC1:WOW3; PC3:WOW4; PC3:WOW5

but you also could do this instead (PC2 would be 192.168.0.2 in this example):

WOW1; 192.168.0.1:WOW2; 192.168.0.1:WOW3; 192.168.0.3:WOW4; 192.168.0.3:WOW5

On PC1, you only need WOW2 and WOW3, on PC2 WOW1 and on PC3 it'd be WOW4 and WOW5. :!:

[keyclone]

you can also set the command to run at keyclone startup in the general tab

combine that with the auto-connect and it's very useful.. it makes starting up all your boxes fairly easy. just run keyclone on each machine and they will interconnect with one another and then launch their wows .. leaving you at the password prompt on each wow

[ImaHealer]

well.. it's not obvious... but it is there.

keyclone/setup/misc/clear-command-history

just check it and hit ok.

thank you