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An AutoClicker-AutoText program for Linux, macOS and Windows. Installation guide: https://github.com/getQueryString/QuerysAutoClicker#Installation
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AutoClicker
simple automatic clicker
A simple automatic clicker for clicking the mouse at a certain point in time -
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CClicker
An autoclicker powered by JNA
CClicker is a simple auto-clicker made using JNA and Apache's Math library. Provides a hideable window. It can be injected into other JVM processes. Normal-distribution-based randomization. Record your own clicking statistics and simulate it. All settings are completely accessible via GUI. Offers translatable GUI text using txt files. -
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Run autoclicker
Mouse and keyboard input automator
An autoclicker is a program that moves the mouse and types on the keyboard automatically, without user input. Run takes a .txt script and runs based off of the commands in the script. Commands include mouse movement, mouse clicking, keyboard typing, and some simple programming language features.
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