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Auto Clicker: Need help
Hey im trying to make an autoclicker and its going to be in the same form as an autotyper though i cannot get it to work. Rory has tried to help me and its properbly just a mistake i am making.
Can someone help me make a quick autoclicker where you can set how many left mouse clicks it does per second? It would realy help, thanks. |
hi i cannot help with the auto clicker program but i have 2 questions: Are you using them for Runescape? also Please can you tell me how to make an auto talker because all of my attempts have failed miserably!!
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Perhaps you should...I don't know...post some details? Such as code?
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Can somebody explain to me why so many people are trying to code autoclikers? For what are they used???
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im going to guess for google ads on their own site? something along the lines of making money from ads probably..
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ooh runescape, i remember that game,
autoclickers repeatedly click in places you program it to click in |
ok then this is the most recent attempt:
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Private Sub Command1_Click()i got help with that off another forum |
You want to use the mouse_event and keyb_event APIs, they are implemented at the driver level, so will work if the application is using DirectInput or event hooks, which SendKeys won't work for (as it's a wrapper for SendMessage WM_KEYUP I believe), especially if this is for a game.
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Hey, i did it, and that code you found on a forum is right for the auto talker, they are simple to make, but the clicker..
Put this in as a new module: :
Public Declare Sub mouse_event Lib "user32" (ByVal dwFlags As Long, ByVal dx As Long, ByVal dy As Long, ByVal cButtons As Long, ByVal dwExtraInfo As Long)Then make a timer and add this code: :
Private Sub Timer1_Timer()Then just add buttons start and stop and set each one of them to enable/disable the clicker, and also you could add a text box to define the interval of the clicks: :
Private Sub Command1_Click()hmm...i swear i have made more posts than 2! :P |
Hehe posts in "the lounge" don't count ;-)
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