Help me: main character does not react to keyboard

[biceboca]

Dear players!

I use hotkeynet. I have vista New computer. I opened all five windows logged in with all five and my main character does not react to any of the keyboard commands. Only the other four react. If I turn off hotkeys then my main works perfect. I turn back hotkeys again and same problem: for some reason the main character does not follow keyboard commands.

Do you know what the problems is?

Thank you for your help!

Concubine

ps: (I tried to log in to everything as admistrator - it did not help)

[gitcho]

Dear players!

I use hotkeynet. I have vista New computer. I opened all five windows logged in with all five and my main character does not react to any of the keyboard commands. Only the other four react. If I turn off hotkeys then my main works perfect. I turn back hotkeys again and same problem: for some reason the main character does not follow keyboard commands.

Do you know what the problems is?

Thank you for your help!

Concubine

ps: (I tried to log in to everything as admistrator - it did not help)

Hey biceboca - hard to say conclusively with the information you provided ... I love HKN and am no expert but I can try and help if you can post your HKN script you've loaded (filtered if necessary). It might be helpful to also let us know what the HKN console window is saying when you are pressing each key.

[biceboca]

You're so kind! Ok I paste info.

I am already lvl 60 with all five druids. ONly have this strange problem now.

My windows are renamed as 1,2,3,4,5

my guess is the problem may be that for window 1 it also adds - user administrator. My guess is that this causes the probelem. I dont know how to get rid of the use adminstrator part if hit is really the problem. Here I copy the last execution from my hotkeynet: - can you see the stupid "User administrator" (he window is simply neamed as "1". My guess is thie stupid addition what causes the problem but not sure.

From this pc: <SendWinM 1><Key T><SendWinM 2><Key T><SendWinM 3><Key T><SendWinM 4><Key T><SendWinM 5><Key T>
<SendWinM 1> completed: Window found. Target set to 0x170668 "1-User Administrator"
<Key T> completed
<SendWinM 2> completed: Window found. Target set to 0x1C0496 "2"
<Key T> completed
<SendWinM 3> completed: Window found. Target set to 0x1001D8 "3"
<Key T> completed
<SendWinM 4> completed: Window found. Target set to 0x13058C "4"
<Key T> completed
<SendWinM 5> completed: Window found. Target set to 0x1805F0 "5"

And this is my full script:

//================================================== ==============
// SAMPLE SCRIPT FOR FOUR WOW'S ON ONE PC
//
// Instructions: Copy this entire script (all the blue writing
// on gray background including comments). Save it in a file.
// Load it into HotkeyNet.
//
// Toggle the scroll lock key to turn hotkeys off and on. (You
// can change this if you want, just like you can change
// everything else with HotkeyNet.)
//
// Requires HotkeyNet build 148 or higher.
//
// For more info, go to www.hotkeynet.com
//================================================== ==============

//-----------------------------------------------------------
// PRESS CTRL R TO RENAME WOW'S IF YOU LAUNCH THEM MANUALLY.
//-----------------------------------------------------------
<Hotkey ScrollLockOn Ctrl R>
<SendPC local>
<RenameWin "World of Warcraft" 1>
<RenameWin "World of Warcraft" 2>
<RenameWin "World of Warcraft" 3>
<RenameWin "World of Warcraft" 4>
<RenameWin "World of Warcraft" 5>

//-----------------------------------------------------------
// SUBROUTINE TO LAUNCH AND RENAME A COPY OF WOW.
//-----------------------------------------------------------
<Command LaunchAndRename>
<SendPC %1%>
<Run "C:\Users\User\Desktop\Documents\wmost\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe">
<RenameTargetWin %2%>

//-----------------------------------------------------------
// HOTKEY TO LAUNCH AND RENAME YOUR WOW WINDOWS
//-----------------------------------------------------------
<Hotkey ScrollLockOn Alt Ctrl L>
<LaunchAndRename Local 1>
<LaunchAndRename Local 2>
<LaunchAndRename Local 3>
<LaunchAndRename Local 4>
<LaunchAndRename Local 5>

<Hotkey AllMainKeys except Left, Up, Down, Right, Numpad4, Numpad5, Numpad7, Enter, Esc, b ,c ,j ,k ,l, m, s, v, w, Oem1, comma, period, Oem7; Shift AllMainKeys; Alt AllMainKeys except Down; Ctrl AllMainKeys>
<SendWinM 1>
<Key %TRIGGER%>
<SendWinM 2>
<Key %TRIGGER%>
<SendWinM 3>
<Key %TRIGGER%>
<SendWinM 4>
<Key %TRIGGER%>
<SendWinM 5>
<Key %TRIGGER%>

<Label w1 local SendWinM 1>
<Label w2 local SendWinM 2>
<Label w3 local SendWinM 3>
<Label w4 local SendWinM 4>
<Label w5 local SendWinM 5>
<MovementHotkey Up, Down, Left, Right, Numpad4, Numpad5, Numpad7>
<SendLabel w1, w2, w3, w4, w5>
<Key %trigger%>

<UseKeyAsModifier F4>

<Hotkey F4 LButton>
<SendWinM 1>
<ClickMouse LButton>
<SendWinM 2>
<ClickMouse LButton>
<SendWinM 3>
<ClickMouse LButton>
<SendWinM 4>
<ClickMouse LButton>
<SendWinM 5>
<ClickMouse LButton>

[biceboca]

Window 1 is still not responding only the other four windows.

(No "1-user adminstator" was not the problem either. Here is the execution now looks good but still does not work:

From this pc: <SendWinM 1><Key Backspace><SendWinM 2><Key Backspace><SendWinM 3><Key Backspace><SendWinM 4><Key Backspace><SendWinM 5><Key Backspace>
<SendWinM 1> completed: Window found. Target set to 0x3019A "1"
<Key Backspace> completed
<SendWinM 2> completed: Window found. Target set to 0x4044E "2"
<Key Backspace> completed
<SendWinM 3> completed: Window found. Target set to 0x601A2 "3"
<Key Backspace> completed
<SendWinM 4> completed: Window found. Target set to 0x404D8 "4"
<Key Backspace> completed
<SendWinM 5> completed: Window found. Target set to 0x6044A "5"
<Key Backspace> completed

[keyclone]

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there is an easier way.

[gitcho]

If you turn off HKN and press "T" (or whatever key you're trying to send-to-all) in the main window, does it work for the main window?

[biceboca]

Yes it does! If I turn off hotkeynet my main works perfect! That is why this is a puzzle.

[biceboca]

I solved the problem!!!! This was the conflict: I had multiple users on my computer and the first user was also named "1". THis for some strange reason created a conflict this is why my window "1" did not react when hotkeynet was on because my user account also was called "1". Now I changed my user account's name and now hotkeynet rocks again!!! - it all works for all windows again.

It is strange why a window name interfered with a user account name but it did. Well interesting! You may warn others who intend to install hotkeynet not to name their user accounts the same name as the wow window's name.

Thank you all for your helps! SOrry for double posting I thouhgt I posted on the wrong forum so I posted it on the technical issues too.

Thank you once more!! Problem solved!

[Freddie]

I think it's a privilege problem, not anything that's caused by HotkeyNet. Somehow or other, your main WoW is getting launched with a different set of account credentials than HotkeyNet or the other WoWs. I think this is why Windows displays "User Administrator." This sounds like "run as administrator" but they are two different things.

Before I go on, you may not need to fix the problem. If the main WoW is always in the foreground, you can add "PassThrough" to all your hotkeys and everything will probably work even though the problem isnt' really fixed.

If the main WoW isn't in the foreground, then you'll need to really fix the problem. I suggest looking at the way in which that copy of WoW is getting launched.

Edit: Oops, our posts crossed. Grats on figuring it out.

[Freddie]

I tried to duplicate the problem by creating an account named 1 and renaming a window 1. I can't get the problem to occur. This is on 64 bit Vista SP 1. I think there may be some additional factor involved.