GoodGold Bro

Just wondering. Is this a general issue for all classes? Im having this problem on my druids aswell. But only when in Travel (Flight) Form. It seems to be alot better when im on my Sky Golem. But the sky golem is so big and clunky. 

Reason for thinking that this might be a druid travel form problem is because logs posted from @mankin also shows druid.

Not me, but Im signing in on this thread because I would love to know the same. Is this what you are looking for?

-Pick up mail

-Go to Auctioneer

-Auctioning -> Start post scan (using your predefined TSM settings) -> Post all

-Repeat for 10 mins / or log out or whatever.

Yeh, that would make my life so much easier :D

Try setting the "search radius" In General Settings to 5 (on your slaves).

6 hours ago, Kalos72 said:

Thans!  Does wrobot work well as a multiboxer software?  I have used ISBoxer before and the setup kills me...

I have never used wrobot with multiboxer software. Its either one or the other. I use Keyclone (not isboxer) that works like a charm. no monthly fee.

Most times I multibox with botting is when i do herb raid. Plant seed and harvest x 10 :DD (instead of selling seeds).

1 x main char is played normal and the other 9 is on bot in "Party" mode with "Serach radius:" set to "50" and follow on main char under general settings to avoid them running off to other nodes.

Hi.

Im multiboxing and sometimes multibotting.

To be able to run 11 wow clients on my PC (with Relogger/wRobot), I had to make a few adjustments. First of all, I optimized my config.wtf (see attachment in this post). Also, I made it read-only. Very important.

Then, I made some changes to the FrameRateSurfer.cs plugin (see attachment), 8fps is enough. 11 small Wow windows spread accross my screens.

Auto_Loot.cs also added because this setting fucked up alot for some chars.

Good luck! Feel free to post your tips and tricks.

Config.wtf

FrameRateSurfer.cs

Auto_Loot.cs

1. Works like a charm for me on 2 different computers on the same local network. They have different local IPs, but only one IP out on the internet (like most ususal networks).