PROs and CONs to ISBoxer
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jimjohnson
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I just bought 90 days, I don't even know where to start though. Literally.
I just want to run two instances. I'm completely lost.
Use the wiki, they have tons of guides that walk you through basic set up.
Depends what setup you use, overall its less for me, and even moreso if you dont enable quickswapping.
Yes it does for sure. I have 1 window at 1024x768 and 8 windows at 200x150 and my CPU is at 50% without it 6 windows pushing my CPU to 75% and probably because the smallest the window gets without it is 800x600.
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Decrease. Fastest performance I have seen multiboxing is with hotkey net because hotkey net lets me render the game in an overall lower resolution isoboxer just resizes it. And while yes you can set your game to a single core you can also do this with control alt delete.
Daysus's hotkeynet macro has the best performance vs. no program at all.
You can resize just by dragging the corner like any window, only if you have borders set on
As far as performance. I was runnign 2 bots and starting to see some performance issues on my computer... pathing and what not. I switch to IS boxer using round robin CPU settings, Adjusted my pixels to 200x125 and hotswap off. The hotswap takes a decent amount of resources. Now I can use 2 bots and run a 1200x860 diablo and play at the same time with very little lag.
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the window scaling stuff it does just looks cool when botting. When you see a bunch of tiny windows all running sarkoth it looks awesome 
The way I run it is 1 big window, and a bunch of smaller ones attached around the side, kinda of like a security camera display layout, when you click a smaller window it swaps place/size and becomes the big window.
The way I run it is 1 big window, and a bunch of smaller ones attached around the side, kinda of like a security camera display layout, when you click a smaller window it swaps place/size and becomes the big window.
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Seems like a cool program. Great post carguy.
Now, I ask this question fully intending to not derail this thread into a tinfoil-hat-theory thread: is it known whether blizzard is or is not able to monitor how many accounts are being run off one D3 client simultaneously?
Now, I ask this question fully intending to not derail this thread into a tinfoil-hat-theory thread: is it known whether blizzard is or is not able to monitor how many accounts are being run off one D3 client simultaneously?
No, it doesn't handle logins at all. What you do, is:
1-There is an option to keep individual preferences for each "character/account", check that
2-set all your passwords the same across accounts
3-once all the windows are loaded, click the "link" button (top left)
4-Type your pw in one window, the other windows will log in as well (since each saves the correct account email address)
5 second process
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Ive been multiboxing for years with Isboxer i did my own 10man raids in WoTLK in wow. I ran 5 characters in a 20man raid in rift and did all the hardmode content in Rift. I multiboxed in Guildwars, Aion, Eve Just about every game i played. Before i started Demonbuddy I was Multiboxing 4 barbs in act 2 inferno.
I am running 12 clients that I just setup with ISboxer last night... Although it seems to be lagging like crazy and is very choppy... Where as I never had any lag before running with IsBoxer, I figured it would help performance and not hurt it.
Any ideas what I could be doing wrong?
Any ideas what I could be doing wrong?