IWT steps not working

I'm trying to set up a melee team but putting ITW into my keys is not working. I've tried reconfiguring the settings in every way I can think of in order for it to function but it simply does not work. I did manage to get it to work a few times but it was at random with no ryme or reason.
The problem is that it does not enable CTM. If I manually enable CTM on my toons it will work but ISboxer will disable it after combat most times, even if I delete the step in ITW that disables CTM.
I tried binding a key to ITW-keep CTM and using that but it simply does not work. I bound it to the END key and if I press END in game all my toons run to target as they should but the ISboxer step macro simply does not want to do what it says it is going to do no matter how I reconfigure it.

[bob]

You should check out the instructions on configuring IWT, and make sure you haven't missed anything..
http://isboxer.com/wiki/WoW:Interact_with_Target

Failing that, share your config so we can help you better.

Yeah the ITW is set up properly. It works fine if I manually use a ITW key just not when I combine it into an attack key. Here's my config.
https://ybin.me/p/755bece954e0e4c3#XM6D ... nsJCcxk7g=
Currently have attempts at ITW in assist +2 and +3 under combat.

[bob]

Well, as you have two sets of Key Maps, the bog standard ones and the WoW-* ones, then for starters, you need to make sure you are editing the correct mapped keys in the correct Key Map for the character set you are running. Unless there is a major need for different setups per team, it is easier to run just the one set of Key Maps so you get consistent behaviour between the two. If you want to fix this, decide which set of Key Maps you are keeping, delete the others, and then make sure the Character Sets are assigned the remaining Key Maps. i.e. select each Character Set in the top left, in the lower left select Key Maps, and in the lower right make sure the remaining Key Maps are highlighted. If you happen to keep the WoW-* Key Maps, then you will probably also want to select the Menus -> Toggles in the top left, and set the Button Set to WoW-Toggles, if you happen to keep the non WoW-* ones, then for each character set in the top, you will need to select Menus -> Toggles in the lower left, and untick the Button Set override.

Aside from that, in the Combat -> Assist 2/3 mapped keys, you are trying to call the individual steps that are normally in the Interact With Target mapped key. You are better off setting up a Key Map Action -> Do Mapped Key Action, and calling the Non-Combat -> Interact With Target - Keep CTM mapped key (because this one doesn't turn off Click to Move).

As to why your Interact With Target - Keep CTM mapped key does not work?
From your earlier post it seemed like the in game keybind on Interact With Target was END (and it seems that way when I look at the mapped keys too), and then you used the same Hotkey in ISBoxer. Which is fine. But under Variable Keystrokes -> Interact With Target, this is set to NUMMULT. This one here needs to match your in game bind.

Okay it seems like Key Map Action works except the IWT still doesnt enable CTM by itself. ITW- Keep CTM works though.

Is there a way to prevent my dudes from running off into the distance after every attack? They seem to be on auto-run every time they finish their attack and I have to constantly spam /follow to reel them in.

[bob]

Okay it seems like Key Map Action works except the IWT still doesnt enable CTM by itself.

It does, as the very first action in the IWT mapped key, but then it turns it off again in the second step. the IWT only needs CTM to be enabled at the time the IWT action is hit, then once the toon starts going, the CTM can be disabled again. If you like to play with CTM turned on, then you should use the IWT - Keep CTM

Is there a way to prevent my dudes from running off into the distance after every attack? They seem to be on auto-run every time they finish their attack and I have to constantly spam /follow to reel them in.

Yep, you hit follow to pull them in, or broadcast a movement key or jump when they start to leg it. Spamming IWT as part of your attack skills has drawbacks when the mob karks it from the first hit and the slave toons all of a sudden have not valid target but are about to execute the IWT and action. One of them is your slaves may run off in different directions, or end up looking at the ground or something annoying. I had a link to some stuff on dual-boxing regarding it..... which you might be able to find with a bit of searching.

It does, as the very first action in the IWT mapped key, but then it turns it off again in the second step. the IWT only needs CTM to be enabled at the time the IWT action is hit, then once the toon starts going, the CTM can be disabled again. If you like to play with CTM turned on, then you should use the IWT - Keep CTM

Well the problem is it simply doesnt work at all with the normal IWT, only with ITW- Keep CTM. I would prefer to use normal ITW because it may help with the auto-run issue and it's really annoying having CTM always on.

[bob]

As a test, to confirm that it works, on the Interact With Target mapped key, you can set the "Execute a Step when the Hotkey is" dropdown to "pressed". This will mean this hotkey will only execute 1 step at a time, rather than 2 steps. Then you should be able to see, that it indeed does turn on Click To Move because Step 1 is exactly the same as the Step 1 in the Interact With Target - Keep CTM mapped key which are tell me works!.

The two things that might cause a problem as fair as I know is:
1, CPU strategy, yours is round robin. I suggest setting the All Games use All Cores options and see whether that helps. or
2. You have something else bound to the same bind that ISBoxer is using for turning CTM on (ISboxer is using SHIFT+ALT+N). ISboxer should be overriding anything else trying to use this bind, but maybe it's not working.

Beyond that, Idk. Unfortunately this problem is local to you, and your profile has the same steps in IWT that everyone else has, and it works for them.