Sat Sep 10, 2016 5:56 pm by bob
That is mainly it is pointed out how stupid some of their rules are, and the wording in the TOS is ambiguous, and essentially bans you from using the OS supplied APIs, and at it's core, Windows itself.
Yes they have also indicated that using VideoFX is bannable if you cut out sections of the game display and layer them all onto another D3D surface so you have al the pertinent information you need to hand. So you might want to stay away from that. Unless you do something that break their other rules that would be near impossible to detect though.
Essentially their rules have gimped the use of ISBoxer for EVE, but they have never outright banned it's usage.
You can still multibox in EVE. They have made this quite clear in their posts. You can have multiple accounts in EVE, this is also clear, and their own launcher supports it. They will not ban you from having two or more games open at the same time and displayed on your monitors, provided you do not "change the way the game is played". Which really means, don't fuck with the UI.
ISBoxer can still be used for Window Management, in much the same way as the EVE sanctioned window management tool (they have a link on their website somewhere). You can still use the mapped key functionality to remap your keyboard to something convenient, provided the output is always going to the active window only. You are also allowed to setup something to switch between those windows a little easier (at its most basic, a mouse click aint that tricky, so changing from ALT-Tab to be Z cannot be bannable).
You are still allowed to use broadcasting in very select situations.
There are still EVE players using ISBoxer for the above items which are still allowed.
