Hey Guys,

This little script is just to make it a tiny bit easier to multi-window (wrongly called multi-boxing) and use two characters at once, without the need to click so much.

Under normal circumstances if you move your mouse outside of the window then your hotkeys, arrows, typing will all continue to function. Lets say you want to control your second window on your second monitor, you have to click on/in the window first before you're able to press any hotkeys, type or use your arrows.

With this script all you have to do is move your mouse into the window and it will instantly activate allowing you to multi-window and control two characters much easier. For example if you have a tank and a healer you can move your mouse to the healer window and press your hotkey and then straight back into your tanks window.

It protects you from the window position being moved, clicking twice and moving your character, moving skills, clicking on a monster or just generally doing something you don't intend to do.

- Just download and install autoit (google it)
- Download the file below
- Extract zip to retreive the autoit script.
- Run it by double clicking it where you saved it, or by pressing f8 in scite editor or by compiling to an executable file.

You can pause the code by pressing pause/break key on your keyboard and you can exit by the system tray (not included a hotkey for terminating because there is no need)

For some reason I cannot get this to work for me, I love the idea and have been looking for something like this for ages now.

When I attempt to run the script it give me an error on line 1 #include Cannot parse.
When I delete line 1 it gives me an error at line 8 Unknown function name.

I'm using the x86 version with the latest updates, any idea what I am doing wrong?


Edit: NVM not needed anymore, found a solution thats 10x easier. That function is already built into windows, Look at option #1.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/900...nable.html

(10-29-2014 07:50 AM)MtnDew Wrote:  For some reason I cannot get this to work for me, I love the idea and have been looking for something like this for ages now.

When I attempt to run the script it give me an error on line 1 #include Cannot parse.
When I delete line 1 it gives me an error at line 8 Unknown function name.

I'm using the x86 version with the latest updates, any idea what I am doing wrong?


Edit: NVM not needed anymore, found a solution thats 10x easier. That function is already built into windows, Look at option #1.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/900...nable.html

Ahh, the error you were getting is because this forum keeps stripping some code, changed it to an attachment.

The "solution" you are now using is really poor because it does it to every single window, this script is specific to Lineage II windows, it checks their classname because windowname is unreliable.

Also, the version they have isn't easily toggleable