WoW:ISBoxer Addon

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The ISBoxer Addon for World of Warcraft is generated when you Export to Inner Space.

The ISBoxer Addon can install and key bind (hotkey) various WoW Macros within the game for use during multiboxing, without affecting your non-multiboxing macros or key bindings. It also provides integration with the Jamba Addon.

WoW Macro mapping

Each Character in ISBoxer will have a set of WoW Macros to be applied, usually via the WoW Macro Library. Sets of WoW Macros can be Character-specific, or applied to each Character in a Character Set. When setting up custom WoW Macros, it is generally recommended to separate class-specific macros into different WoW Macro Sets, which can then be assigned only to the Characters of that class (i.e. a druid does not need a warlock macro).

Troubleshooting a missing ISBoxer Addon

The ISBoxer Addon gets generated into the World of Warcraft\Interface\Addons folder when you Export to Inner Space. There are a few reasons why ISBoxer might not generate the ISBoxer Addon:

  1. If no WoW macros are assigned within ISBoxer Toolkit, no Addon will be generated. The Quick Setup Wizard, when used for WoW, automatically assigns WoW macros, so this is not usually the problem.
  2. If your Windows User Account Control (UAC) is set to "Never notify", ISBoxer and Inner Space may be running with Standard user permissions while they require Administrator permissions. If you get no pop-up asking for this permission when you run ISBoxer or Inner Space, you may need to right click and select Run as Administrator. Export again after doing so.
  3. If you use a custom Game Profile for World of Warcraft that does not point to either WoW.exe or WoW-64.exe, or the WoW launcher in the WoW folder, then ISBoxer will not generate an Addon for that folder. It must be pointed at either WoW.exe or WoW-64.exe, or the WoW launcher.

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