Worth mentioning as well that the cursor does not move at all. I'm posting this because I want thoughts on autoclicking given that this script is "computer random" aka over a span of ~5 minutes or more it will follow a normal distribution which I imagine could be fairly easy to detect. It does have a relatively random click interval, here's that line of code: time.sleep((np.random.rand()*9 + 10)/100)
Basically, the script lets me set my cursor on particular coordinates, and then I run it to a set timestamp. I am not going to include the script itself unless people think it's safe to do so (I worry Jagex could see this and use that to very easily detect me). The mouse is the main tool that helps in the stimulation of the clicking process.Hey guys, I put together a python script to autoclick for me, wondering what your thoughts are (especially those with python experience). If the clicker doesn’t work you can reset it and can re-decide the location, speed, and interval for clicking. You can set the speed and time according to the requirement of your work or game.
These tools are perfect for stimulation of clicks on the laptop or computer without taking any worry. One of the amazing things is that if the auto click is toggled of only a normal click will work. With the random auto clicker you can perform single clicks, double clicks, left clicks, and right clicks also. The random auto clicker allows the clicker to click within random intervals of seconds also.
The time is set in milliseconds in between 50 to 70 milliseconds. It will automatically click on that area after a specific period. You just need to set the time interval and define the location where you want to click. It is one of the best software that is used to click automatically in a predefined area with the help of the mouse or clicker tool by setting random intervals of time.
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