Global $randomDelay = GUICtrlCreateInput ("0.3", 0, 22, 35) Global $clickAmountInput = GUICtrlCreateInput ("5", 0, 22, 35) Global $clickInterval = GUICtrlCreateInput ("0.5", 75, -45, 35) GUICtrlCreateLabel("Random delay:", 0, 22) GUICtrlCreateLabel("Click amount:", 0, 22) GUICtrlCreateLabel("Click interval:", 10, 22) We define the GUI as follows: GUICreate("Eas圜licker", 440, 130) After defining all the GUI elements we call AutoIt’s GUISetState function to display the GUI and its elements. This means that the coordinate position of each consecutive element is relative to the top left coordinate of the previous element. Most of the GUI elements use relative positioning Opt(“GUICoordMode”, 0). The 3 main settings will need to be assigned to global variables for later use clickInterval, clickAmountInput, randomDelay. We will have a small GUI with the clicker settings on the left side, and short script instructions on the right side. We start by creating a new file and renaming it to Eas圜3 (AutoIt script file), and opening it in a text editor of our choice ( Notepad++ supports AutoIt code highlighting).Īt the top of the empty script file we import the required AutoIt libraries: #include įirst we are going to build the user interface, then define the script behaviour in various functions, set the hotkeys and finally at the end of the script call an idle function to keep the script running. Note: You need to have AutoIt installed on your system to run AutoIt scripts. hotkeys: F9 to start clicking, F10 to stop, ESC to exit script.if set to 0, click until script is stopped.set to 0 to disable random delay and use fixed interval only.add random delay to click interval between clicks.randomize value between 0 and the value set in GUI.click interval: time waited between clicks.
The script will include a Graphical User Interface (GUI) where the desired clicking settings can be configured.īefore we set out to actually building the script we need to design its main features and functionality. In this tutorial we will build a small auto clicker script with a random delay feature using the AutoIt scripting language.
Random interval auto clicker o software#
Random delay between clicks is often applied in an attempt to conceal the fact that the clicks are originating from an automation software instead of human interaction.
Clicking in fixed intervals is usually sufficient for a simple auto clicker program, but sometimes a random delay feature may be needed. Testing the script Automating mouse clicksĪutomating mouse clicks can be useful in situations which require high-speed or repetetive clicking.
Random interval auto clicker o how to#
Learn how to create a random delay auto clicker script with AutoIt.
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