IsBoxer problem with wow configuration folder

Hello guys im currently just installed and setup the isboxer to my characters i want to have. i have now clicked on Export all to inner space and got this::





How do i change the currently File ? i meant folder file
since my 6.1.2 wow isnt in that folder its in :

E:\Downloads\World of Warcraft\WTF.conf


i dont find anyway to change this direction.

[MiRai]

You can either:

A) Adjust the path in the existing Game Profile.

B) Add a new game to Inner Space, point it at the correct executable file, and then adjust your Characters' Game Profiles in ISBoxer (upper left pane Characters > select each individual Character and adjust Game Profile in bottom right pane).

the only i find in Game Profile is :





and this is what it says in innerspace only :

[bob]

from Game Configuration

1. Right click Inner Space and select Configuration
2. Click the Game Configuration tab (all the way on the right, as pictured)
3. Select your Game in the first drop-down box that appears
4. Select a Game Profile from the next drop-down box alternatively, if you would like to create a new one manually for this game, click New Profile. We usually recommend using Add Game from the Inner Space menu though, because this gives you a "..." button to browse to the game.

ok now i changed a thing in Gameconfiguration.xml to my ordinary directory instead of that one. but shall the xml file looks like this


<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<!-- Generated by LavishSettings v2 -->
<InnerSpaceSettings>
<Set Name="World of Warcraft" GUID="1610612738">
<Setting Name="OpenGL">1</Setting>
<Setting Name="Direct3D8">1</Setting>
<Setting Name="Direct3D9">1</Setting>
<Setting Name="Win32I Keyboard">1</Setting>
<Setting Name="Win32I Mouse">1</Setting>
<Setting Name="DirectInput8 Keyboard">1</Setting>
<Setting Name="DirectInput8 Mouse">1</Setting>
<Setting Name="modules">auto</Setting>
<Setting Name="Background Mouse">1</Setting>
<Setting Name="Keystroke Delay">1</Setting>
<Set Name="Profiles" GUID="1610612739">
<Set Name="World of Warcraft Default Profile" GUID="1610612740">
<Setting Name="Game">World of Warcraft</Setting>
<Setting Name="Executable">WoW.exe</Setting>
<Setting Name="Parameters" />
<Setting Name="Path">E:\Downloads\World of Warcraft</Setting>
</Set>
</Set>
</Set>
</InnerSpaceSettings>



now i could export them, but what do i do now?? i dont see something in innerspace or ingame on wow on my 2 accs

[bob]

From the Quick Start Guide

Part 2: Log in

After you have Exported to Inner Space, your Character Set should now be available for launching. To launch your team, use one of the following 3 methods:

1. Right click Inner Space in the system notification area and, in the ISBoxer Character Sets sub-menu, select your Character Set
2. In the top left pane in ISBoxer, under Character Sets, right click your Character Set and select Launch
3. To create a shortcut on your desktop to launch your team: In the top left pane in ISBoxer, under Character Sets, right click your Character Set and select Create desktop Launch shortcut

When you launch your Character Set, each instance of your game should come up, one after another.

Don't skip this part. If you skip this part, you are going to ask me why your password doesn't work. It's not going to work because Key Maps are enabled and you don't want your keys to be mangled when you're entering your password. You want to type in your password, not activate auto-assisting.

So, turn off Key Maps to enter your password. To do this, use the Shift+Alt+M hotkey, or click on the "A,Z" icon that starts out with green (activated) arrows.

If your password is the same on all accounts, you can enter your password in all windows at the same time via Key broadcasting. To do this, use the Shift+Alt+R hotkey, or click on the "A,A" icon that starts out with gray (deactivated) arrows.

If you have an Authenticator, you will need a separate Authenticator code in each window. The codes will only work in the order they were given to you by the Authenticator, so make sure that you actually use them when you put in each code.

Thanks works now