Isboxer eve online with new launcher update#
I’ve been working hard on this major update to ISBoxer 41 since January and it’s almost ready. ISBoxer 41! New skin! Menus! New Quick Setup Wizard! Buzzwords! It is now possible to distribute a folder of images for quick and painless installation into ISBoxer! Now to get people to share some creative Menu designs… I also recently introduced a new Image Set feature to ISBoxer, to make it easier to share custom Menus and Click Bars.
Isboxer eve online with new launcher how to#
So I was quite happy to introduce a new system that works for more than one game thanks Cryptic! And yes, I made a video showing how to use ISBoxer’s Cryptic Studios Macro Library. Last month I also developed a new Game Helper for Cryptic Studios games (Star Trek Online, Neverwinter and Champions Online) to easily manage Key Bindings and macros for these games, similar to using the ISBoxer Addon for World of Warcraft! These are the only games other than World of Warcraft for which this feature is available - other games for the most part don’t provide the feature set to easily create a custom macro and bind it to a key in the game. ISBoxer 41’s Quick Setup Wizard does a great job of producing a basic, working configuration for any of ISBoxer’s supported games from Action RPGs to standard MMORPGs, and non-standard MMOs like EVE Online. Getting started with ISBoxer has never been easier. But they will experience the better performance of the 64-bit client, and that should make them happy!Ĭapture your multiboxing action with an Auto-Screenshots Button So today, many ISBoxer users are now automatically using the 64-bit World of Warcraft client instead of the 32-bit client, and probably most of them have no idea. And that’s awesome, because it will save countless time (and money) on providing tech support for people having such issues. As a result, even 32-bit games now run more reliably than before - for example, people who were completely unable to launch their game because of incompatibility with other software, in most cases will no longer have this issue. During that overhaul, many stability issues were also identified and resolved, partly because of the conversion process. This new 64-bit support is the result of months of preparation, development and debugging, and thousands of lines of code updated across hundreds of source code files. With the upcoming release (and current beta) of WildStar - with its 64-bit only client - it’s all-too-convenient that Inner Space (1.13) now supports 64-bit game clients!
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