Mouse Keyboard Clicker Holder Files

This readme file contains the usage instructions of the program, as well as troubleshooting for macOS and Linux users.

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How to use the program

After downloading and opening the program, select which device you want to use (either your keyboard or your mouse).

Then, select whether you want to autoclick or hold the key or button you will select.

If you have selected your keyboard, you will see a cyan box with a button below it. Click the button, then press the key you want to autoclick or hold. You should then see the key you selected in the cyan box.

If you have selected your mouse, you will see two buttons to select the mouse button you want to use (left click or right click). Select the mouse button you want to use.

If you have selected the "Autoclick" option, you will be able to set how frequently you want the selected key or button to be pressed in milliseconds.

After you have finished selecting your options, press F6 to start the autoclicking or holding.

When you want to stop autoclicking or holding, press F7.

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I'm on macOS/Linux, but the program doesn't run

If you're on macOS or any other OS, the .exe file won't work, as it only runs on Windows. However, you can run the program from the source code file, but you'll need to install:

1. Python 3.x (may or may not come preinstalled with macOS and your Linux distro)

2. Tkinter (should come preinstalled with Python)

3. Pynput (download after installing Python, using the command: "pip install pynput" in the terminal)

4. PyAutoGUI (download after installing Python, using the command: "pip install PyAutoGUI" in the terminal)

After installing these libraries, you'll be able to run the python source file.

1. Webbrowser (should come preinstalled with Python)

2. Time (should come preinstalled with Python)

3. Threading (should come preinstalled with Python)

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