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MacroPilot
MacroPilot: Piloting Tasks with Automated Macros
Auto Clicker, Auto Keyboard Clicker, Macro Automation Player, and Keybinds! MacroPilot is an open-source software solution designed to streamline task management and enhance productivity through automated macros. With MacroPilot, users can automate repetitive tasks, freeing up valuable time. Features Added in v1.2.0-alpha: - Randomize Clicks: Instead of clicking at set intervals, add randomness between clicks. Previous Features: Auto Clicker - Customize Click Speed: Set time... -
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Free Auto Clicker
Mouse Auto Clicker is a free auto clicker, mouse clicker, auto click
Mouse Auto Clicker release 2.0.0.15 New features: 1. Single Left Click If Color 2. Double Left Click If Color 3. Single Right Click If Color 4. Middle Left Click If Color Mouse auto clicker is a free auto clicker, free mouse clicker, and free auto post. Running on MS Windows with.NET framework support. Definitely, This is a free auto clicker tool. How to get Mouse Auto Clicker: - CASE Firs time use: + Go to home page https://www.mouseautoclicker.org/ ... -
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ClckBotCreator
Write bots without knowing programming languages
...Version of app is 0.2.1 App run as administrator. Syntax: 1.click: 'left' or 'right' mouse button 2.setc: x - mouse position y - mouse position 3.timer: milliseconds 4.print: C++ code of key (An example of using commands is in the first screenshot)
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