Triple Clienting

Discussion in 'Help & Advice' started by liomio, Jan 16, 2016.

  1. liomio
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    liomio Well-Known Member

    hi guys!
    I use sandboxie right now and since I'm only using the free version I can only dual client. Is there a program I can use that allows me to triple+ client? Thanks!
     
  2. football
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    football Well-Known Member

    Vmware, you can have a client for every vm u can run simultaneously.
     
  3. Moose
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    But it'd lag horribly.
    Best shot is most likely Sandboxie + Royals Normal Client + VMware since you won't upgrade sandboxie.
     
  4. Plenty
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    Depends on your computer and internet connection I guess. I've used VMWare for a while and I've had no problems.
     
  5. Moose
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    I've dual cliented in VMware running on Windows 7, it was slightly laggy. Adding in a 3rd client caused me to lag horribly to the point the game was unplayable.
    I've triple cliented in Sandboxie with no issues and minimal lag, which makes me believe that it's a graphics card issue since my computer should be able to handle most things that are a CPU-hog.


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  6. Ftzccs
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    Ftzccs Active Member

    Guys . Does sandbox working for window 10 ? I using vm now but wanna triple client. I downloaded sandbox but not working for me .
     
  7. GillBates
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  8. Shawn
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    Shawn Donator

    Stick to single client-ing please
     
  9. Ftzccs
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  10. Bacon
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    Bacon GM

    If you use vmware with xp it works better. Xp requires less per vm then 7 does. Your internet wouldn't really cause the lag per say. Video card could be culprit but win 7 does require more from your machine. Id use XP.
     
  11. Hampa
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    it depends on how much ram and cpu u dedicate to your vmware but usually ppl would just run multiple vm with just 1 maple runing on each vm and have the lowest setting needed to run 1 maple on each vm, if you want to dual client inside vm's you simply just have to dedicate more ram and cpu to each vm.
     
  12. Jeen
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    You can also download sandboxie onto your vmwares so each vmware could essentiallh be 2 clients instead of one. If sandboxie works on your normal desktop thats already 4 clients ^^
     
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  13. Lacrima
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    Just want to drop here that tripple client doesn't work with Sandboxie even with the full version. (at least it didn't worked for me)
    So don't waste your money on Sandboxie full Version ;)
     
  14. inversion
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    inversion Well-Known Member

    it works for me (on an old version of win7) , maybe you're doing something wrong. what did you try that didn't work?
     
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  15. Ftzccs
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    working great for me xD.
     
  16. Lacrima
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    I added another Sandbox but it would still only launch one sandboxed Maple at a time. So maximum of 2 Maples 1 normal and 1 sandboxed.
    What Version of Sandboxie are you using ?
     
  17. inversion
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    inversion Well-Known Member

    i'm using sandboxie 3.46 on win 7
     
  18. Zynzer
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    You can only launch ONE MapleRoyals client per one new sandbox.
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    Try creating more sandboxes and perhaps that'll solve the problem!
     
  19. LumbuscoBob
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    I have the newest version of sandboxie on win7 full version. works perfectly for me
     
  20. Lacrima
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    i had multiple sandboxes, but the only thing that happened when i tried to start maple in a different sandbox was exactly "nothing" no error just nothing :/

    But thanks for that information i will try that again later.
     

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