There is a bunch of resources out there related to autoclickers. But on the windows platform I failed to find a good alternative for an autoclicker that allowed you to still be in control of your mouse.
This simple yet efficient console application fulfills your needs for a quick and effective clicker while still letting you using your PC freely!
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In the releases tab you will find a download for windows x64&x86 for each version of the application.
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Download the correct version (x64/x86) for your system, no further configuration or additional downloads are necessary as the download is a "stand-alone" application.
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Start the
virtual-autoclicker-console.exe
file that will be located in the folder. -
To run any command in the application press your Enter key and a
VAC >>
text will appear. Any text you write after this will be parsed as a command. All additional arguments are space separated. -
To start the application run:
startautoclicker "P" X,Y I N
- P = Name of the Windows process to start autoclicker in
- X = Coordinate on the X-axis
- Y = Coordinate on the Y-axis
- I = Interval in milliseconds
- N = Name of the autoclicker instance. This is an optional parameter, and the autoclicker works just fine without a custom name. Giving it a custom name is useful if you plan to use multiple autoclickers simultaneously
- Example command:
startautoclicker "Firestone" 450,450 50
- Coordinates are relative to the top left corner of the entered process so for reference, coordinates (0,0) is the top left corner.
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To close the autoclicker, run:
stop
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Please refer to the descriptions of the abbreviations in the how to use part of this document as they will be used here as well.
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To start the application run:
startautoclicker "P" X,Y I N
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To temporarily stop the autoclicker, run
pause N
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To temporarily resume a paused autoclicker, run
resume N
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To list all started autoclickers, run
list
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To stop all started autoclickers run
stop
orpicnic
This repository is very minimalistic and made for a very specific use, the code should not be seen as best practise or what type of code standard I personally advocate.
In the source all references to stopping is refered to as picnic
, if you watch any twitch streams you probably get the reference. :)
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