I have a group of 6 toons. My main is normally 1 on the list. But I have recently created a mule on each to facilitate the tradeskill work. Can I have another set that logs in instead of my other five mains? And configure both in mq2autologin so that isboxer can pick them instead of my mains?
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Question - MQ2Autologin and multiple toons per account
- Thread starter Gnits
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Given that a character call is needed when using both Innerspace and MQ2AutoLogin, I think that the only way you could accomplish this is to have a second INI that you swap out for MQ2AutoLogin any time that you want to log into your mules.
I just recently started using this. You can have as many profiles as you like, with different combination of toons. I love the one click and 6 toons log in. You can even select them separately out of a profile to log in one at a time.
One trick I use is to type in a name of a toon that is not even on that account and the log in stops at character select, cause there is not a valid toon to log in.
Can you do this with isboxer? All of the instructions are that you turn that off
Unfortunately, the new MQ2AutoLogin only has a default delay of few seconds(I think it is whenever one character gets to server select the next one is started).
Custom delay would be so awesome on MQ2AutoLogin
So it is rather painful to load more than 6 characters at once, there is a decent chance one will fail. Some people have no problems at all, some with slower connections will fail more.
I have a set of 6 MQ2AutoLogin profiles x 4 chars each that usually works for loading 24. Better than loading 24 one at a time but worse than one click.
Custom delay would be so awesome on MQ2AutoLogin
So it is rather painful to load more than 6 characters at once, there is a decent chance one will fail. Some people have no problems at all, some with slower connections will fail more.
I have a set of 6 MQ2AutoLogin profiles x 4 chars each that usually works for loading 24. Better than loading 24 one at a time but worse than one click.
You would need some way for MQ2 to know which toons you want to load... Maybe by window title that ISBoxer sets? I might have some time to work on it this weekend... I use ISBoxer in a similar fashion. I need to commit a bunch of updates to MQ2AFNuke anyway...
Gnits...
I am probably NOT understanding your problem correctly, but haver you tried to just use the ISBoxer wizard and create a new set with the new characters? I use 3 different sets, with characters on at least 2 different accounts. My main (gold) account has al eight slots filled and 2 of them are characters in both of my 6 box sets. Sometimes ISBoxer doesn't have the names in the selection pulldown in the wizard, just type in the names and the account name and the server name in the appropriate boxes. You can even use the same window layout as your other set. Hope that helps.
I am probably NOT understanding your problem correctly, but haver you tried to just use the ISBoxer wizard and create a new set with the new characters? I use 3 different sets, with characters on at least 2 different accounts. My main (gold) account has al eight slots filled and 2 of them are characters in both of my 6 box sets. Sometimes ISBoxer doesn't have the names in the selection pulldown in the wizard, just type in the names and the account name and the server name in the appropriate boxes. You can even use the same window layout as your other set. Hope that helps.
Gnits, I am sorry for not seeing this earlier, it was my weekend for doing spring cleaning of the yard. This old man is wore out lol. Anyways, would you please supply some more info for your question? To be specific when you say
1. Do you mean the MQ2autologin? if so then please watch this video. Go to Youtube and do a search for this "Redguides MQ2 Login types Part 1" this will get you both parts to this video. He goes through and explains everything about MQ2Autologin and setting it up. He also explains how to use Innerspace to login. Both are easy to use, especially on a daily basis. I use Innerspace because I like the functionality of setting up a set of characters and having the Windows layout associated with it. But I setup and have used MQ2autologin also. I had to do this recently to run the macro for the Drunken Stein quest on all 18 of my characters.
2. or the login used in Innerspace and ISBoxer? There is a video for this too, on how to setup a character set in ISboxer. Well upon further research they took down the EQ1 video for the Quick Setup Wizard but they have one for EQ2 (just substitute EQ1 for the EQ2 parts) .
Also just in case you didn't have it yet here is the link to ISB. Lots of good info here. http://isboxer.com/multiboxing-everquest/videos
Not trying to be nasty or anything but the distinction is important.
how do you have autologin set up? 1. Do you mean the MQ2autologin? if so then please watch this video. Go to Youtube and do a search for this "Redguides MQ2 Login types Part 1" this will get you both parts to this video. He goes through and explains everything about MQ2Autologin and setting it up. He also explains how to use Innerspace to login. Both are easy to use, especially on a daily basis. I use Innerspace because I like the functionality of setting up a set of characters and having the Windows layout associated with it. But I setup and have used MQ2autologin also. I had to do this recently to run the macro for the Drunken Stein quest on all 18 of my characters.
2. or the login used in Innerspace and ISBoxer? There is a video for this too, on how to setup a character set in ISboxer. Well upon further research they took down the EQ1 video for the Quick Setup Wizard but they have one for EQ2 (just substitute EQ1 for the EQ2 parts) .
Also just in case you didn't have it yet here is the link to ISB. Lots of good info here. http://isboxer.com/multiboxing-everquest/videos
Not trying to be nasty or anything but the distinction is important.