[Mac] Easy Multiboxing

[gurragu]

I searched but all that came up was a guide on how to actually USE multibox, not how to set it up.

So let's start, this is gonna be really easy.
First open finder.
Go to Applications, and open the WoW folder.


Use Command+C to copy, and Command+V to paste, Then rename it to whatever you want, like WoW or World Of Warcraft 2.


Then open them and you're done


Thanks for reading my guide, and I hope you have fun Multiboxing. :wave:

DISCLAIMER: I do not take responsibility for anything bad that happens when you do this, I'm just trying to contribute! Sometimes if your computer is laggy, it won't work,so don't flame!

[kamratjoel]

I wonder if this is a serious post lol.

[the_tormenter]

Couldn't you just open up 2 WoW clients? lmao

[gurragu]

You can't do that on mac, and even though this is kind of simple/common sense but some people may find this useful.

[the_tormenter]

You can't do that on mac, and even though this is kind of simple/common sense but some people may find this useful.

oh, my bad hehe

[wowpew]

I get performance problems now and then when using this method.
What I do is copy the whole folder and use the original for my main character and the copy for my slaves. I remove any unnecessary addons and turn the resolution adn detail all the way down on the slaves. Works wonders.

[gurragu]

Ok thank you for telling me

[the_tormenter]

Ok thank you for telling me

Np, So I suppose someone could find it useful then

[kamratjoel]

Well, this isnt really a guide on how to multibox, is it? It's just a guide on how to get 2 sessions of wow running on a mac.

You're not really "set to multibox" after copying your wow folder. You need to setup a loads of macros, and bind keys all over the place.