fast game switching and macros to set focus

[Tim]

You still technically have a leader, you just switch to him a different way.

I personally rather use a key and have my main window be big. I think having a focus-based setup, allowing leaders to be swapped in 1/10th of a second by simple keys, gives you far more control over your group since you expressly are dictating who does what and when, with extreme accuracy and control.

Also, I'm going to be allowing the same key usage for both keys, so thanks for the request. It is requests/recommendations/ideas like this that I LOVE to hear about for Pwnboxer, keep em coming!

[adz4u28]

neeeeeeeeeed that version tim plzzzz!!!!

[Kalyse]

I think it would be good to have a dockable clickmap too for switching. I would personally prefer to click the button on my screen rather than keyboard pressing. That way I know.

Is it something I have configured incorrectly, but lets say I'm on my Master, and I press F3 to switch to Toon3, then I press F3 again, it switches back to my master, then if I press F3 again it switches to Toon3, it acts like a toggle.

I don't like this behaviour if I mash it can lead to wrong master.

[Ualaa]

You can click on the window. Or you can hotkey, to switch to a given window.

Whichever window you are currently in, the others FTL assist automatically. Or FTL follow, etc.

The default layouts have the current window rather large, with the other windows small along any edge of the screen you pick. The active window can have its own inactive position or it can swap with another window.

Pretty configurable, in that regard.

There are a lot of options out there, as far as your software multiplexer. Quite a few of the features in one are very similar in another; like anything else, everyone looks at what works for the competition and also tries to develop their own breakthroughs.

Competition is good, it gets us the best features and the best prices.

[adz4u28]

bump for new version /nudge tim

[Tim]

Hey guys, give me a few days still, I'm trying to finish up on something before I make a fun announcement.