Super Auto Clicker

Super Auto Clicker is a free and powerful mouse auto clicker, your great assistant in game playing, online shopping, documents processing, and more.

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Features

• Supports left, right, and middle mouse click.
• Click interval can vary from 0.001s to 999mins.
• Infinite repeat or limited clicks.
• Auto click at specific point on the screen.
• Record your mouse and keyboard operations, then replay.
• Global hot key settings.

Platform

Currently available only for Windows OS (Windows 7, 8, 10, or 11).

Download

Download the latest version from the releases page, unzip and run SuperAutoClicker.exe.

Build

Environment Setup

1. Download and install Visual Studio 2022. Make sure you have selected "Desktop development with C++":

1. Download and install Qt 5.6.2

2. Install Qt Visual Studio Tools in VS2022(Menu--Extensions--Manage Extensions--Online-Visual Studio Marketplace):

1. After installing Qt Visual Studio Tools, restart VS2022. Configure Qt version(Menu--Extensions--Qt VS Tools--Qt Versions):

As seen above, the Version tag must be set to Qt 5.6.2. The path tag should be set to <your-Qt-5.6.2-installation-direcotry>\5.6\msvs2015. Then click OK to finish Qt version setup.

1. Download and install Python. Python version must be >= 3.8. Make sure you have selected Add Python to environment variables:

Open command prompt and type python --version. Then press Enter key.

If your Python is installed correctly, you can see the Python version:

1. Setup unzip command. Add <your-git-installation-directory>\usr\bin to system environment variables:

Open command prompt and type unzip to check whether your git commands is correctly configured.

If everything is OK, you'll see the results like below:

Project Setup

Open command prompt and cd to your-super-auto-clicker-git-repository\cnf:

Type python configure_client.py and wait for the configuration steps to finish:

If everything is OK, you'll see the results like below:

Build Project

Open SuperAutoClicker.sln using VS2022. Rebuild entire solution and wait.

If everything is OK, you'll see the compilation result:

Set SuperAutoClicker as startup project. Start debugging. You'll see the software is finally shown up: