ChamIzland
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Great Guide. Thank you very much to all who contributed to these videos. Keep up the great work.
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Guide - Multiboxing EverQuest: The Red Guide (videos)
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using framelimiter (which is built-in) just about any modern system is going to be able to run 6, running 12/18+ just requires enough ram. 32 or 64g of ram is plenty
Before my hiatus I could run 48 toons with plugins / macros with 32Gb of ram. I run with 2 different install paths, my main 6box had standard settings because they were the ones I interacted with the most. The remaining boxes run out of a 2nd install location with shit settings that I didn't really care what it looked like to scale down everything required.
Very helpful after watching several times i got most of the ideas working...thanks againThis thread is to discuss the "The Red Guide" video series, meant to get new users up & running as quickly as possible. Feedback of any type is appreciated.
Click here to watch the series:
LazarithMC
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Awesome, thanks for making a YouTube tutorial for this program. It appeared a bit intimidating at first due to not having a background in any kind of coding/scripting. Thanks for lightening the load!
I'm looking for a very simple way for me to not have to alt tab so much while 2 boxing. Since I'm already paying for two accounts, I don't have much extra money to pay for for Very vanilla. Will I be able to use any features to help me out as a level one? My characters are level 125.
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No, not really, but have a month on me to check it out!
Please check out the RedCent Help Article over the next month, you may find it helpful in maintaining a subscription after that.
I suggest you take some time to study the resources available to you, and also make note of the possible ramifications of any third-party program use with EQ.
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Folks can redcent 4 times a day as a "react", you'd earn 10 redcents per one you received, and the giver would earn 1 cent per redcent reaction they gave out
No! That's already taken care of (you have level 2 access). I was simply alerting you to a way that you may be able to cover your subscription in the future.
Xalturnikai
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Does the level 1 access allow me to do anything? I cant figure out how to download the launcher. it says i need level 2.
the launcher, and VV as a precompiled build is a level 2 feature.
if you wanted to self-compile, we have our Open Vanilla on github, which
Xalturnikai
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Getting Started / Returning user
Welcome to RedGuides, fellow EQ multi-boxing enthusiast!
The best place to begin is our "New User Guide" video series, click this TV to watch:
This step-by-step series will teach absolute beginners how to control 6 characters at once while highlighting Nav, AutoLogin, and DanNet, which are fundamental plugins that will enhance every aspect of your game.
Returning users check out - MacroQuest Release Party: https://www.redguides.com/community/threads/macroquest-release-party.80628/ for information about changes from the legacy MQ2 to the new and awesome MQ
Xalturnikai
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i watched the full playlist and it looks awesome. especially the nav thing. but i don't know where to start on the git hub site.
it isn't hard to learn how to compile code - but the whole point of what we offer here at redguides on top of the amazing community and wealth of information, is that we do all the work for you - you just click a few buttons and off ya go.
you should familiarize yourself with how our redcents work, 50 redcents can get you 1 month of lvl 2
A Redcent is the currency of our community. You can trade them in for Level 2 access, Krono, and more. Learn about them here:
Xalturnikai
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TY. I found the Read me file
Xalturnikai
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tyit isn't hard to learn how to compile code - but the whole point of what we offer here at redguides on top of the amazing community and wealth of information, is that we do all the work for you - you just click a few buttons and off ya go.
you should familiarize yourself with how our redcents work, 50 redcents can get you 1 month of lvl 2
https://gitlab.com/redguides/openvanilla
Has a Readme file at the bottom that is walking me through adding it I think.
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