#Hotkeynet windows#

Keep your main and your boxes on the same client windows always.This way, when you do need to swap clients, your not struggling or wasting time to click on a target and then click on a spell, while your main is getting beaten on, etc. for my cleric, I setup a macro to /tar main, /stand, /cast heal, /pause X, /sit). For the caster, setup up a couple macros for your most commonly used spells (I.E. macro to /tar main, /follow), as well as sit / standing command, and assisting command. Learn the macro commands, and setup a follow command (I.E.You want to be able to 'park and forget' them, and only swapping to them to throw the occasional spell here and there. You want your box(es) to be characters that you don't need to spend a whole lot of focus on, and casters are perfect for this, as in EQ, they spend most of their character lives sitting on their butts. Reason being is trying to move and control 2 or more melee characters at the same time is very difficult, and constantly swapping between them for combat positioning, etc, leads you to losing focus.

Your other box(es) should 100% be a caster of some type (Either WIS or INT casters).

This is important, as you will likely spend a good 70-80% of your focus on this character / client window due to having to move for positioning, pulling, etc. Especially if one of your characters is going to be a melee, make this your 'Main', even if your true main character is a caster.

If you are 2 or 3 boxing, pick one of your boxes as your 'Main' character.Now, some boxing advice from a newbie who just started a week ago. Once thats setup, its super easy to swap between them, instead of having to ALT-TAB in Windows.ДЇor me, I had to make a very slight modification to the script, because the script would facilitate pressing the key after each client loading, which was simulating pressing the 'DECLINE' button in the EULA window when the client loaded, so had to remove the enter key press, but other than that, it was simple. NUMPAD1 for Client1, NUMPAD2 for Client2, and NUMPAD3 for Client3 NUMPAD1, NUMPAD2, NUMPAD3 - Pressing each one swaps focus to their respective client.CTRL-F12 - This launches 3 separate clients for you automatically, and binds each client to a NUMPAD key.The script just sets up 2 separate hotkey commands. Click to expand.As Shawn stated, the downloaded client comes with a program that facilitates client swapped much MUCH easier (HotKeyNet), with an already loaded script.

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