Re: My FAQ
Q14. No.
Q15. ISBoxer attempts to create the macro, and key bind it to this. This is how it will be activated using a Keystroke Action (e.g. a Named WoW Macro Action is a type of Keystroke Action, and sends this Keystroke to activate the macro)
Q16. No, they are limited to 1024 characters in the final macro. That is to say, you can put things in the macro in ISBoxer that get filtered out or replaced for the actual macro. This is how ISBoxer automatically fills in your Character names in order to generate /follow, /assist, etc for World of Warcraft.
Q17 I have a 4-man DK team. Slot 1 is my main. The Character Set FTL modifiers for slot 1 are: LCtrl, RCtrl, RShift and RAlt. When I use Quick Setup 38 to Preview the default FTL macros created by the wizard (e.g. /assist {FTL}, focus {FTL}, etc.) I get this code.
Code:
/jamba-follow snw
/follow [mod:ralt,mod:rshift,mod:lctrlmod:rctrl]Pallyhealer;[mod:ralt,mod:lshift,mod:rshift,mod:rctrl]Wíllíamblum;[mod:lalt,mod:ralt,mod:rshift,mod:rctrl]Willíamblum;[mod:ralt,mod:rshift,mod:rctrl]Willìamblum
It seems like there's a missing comma between mod:lctrl and mod:rctrl, and that it should read:
Code:
/follow [mod:ralt,mod:rshift,mod:lctrl,mod:rctrl]Pallyhealer;....
You are correct, there is a comma missing. I'll check that out. However, using both left and right of a given modifier is unsupported. You can use FTL for more than 20 characters without doubling up on a modifier like this.
You generally do not need to modify the FTL Modifiers yourself.