How To Make A Auto Clicker For Mac

You can Configure Auto Clicker to Click Fast, Faster and Super Fast by controlling the time delay between consecutive clicks. Lesser the time delay, faster the Auto Clicker will Click. The Time delay between consecutive Mouse Clicks is determined by 2 configurable settings as described below:

Time Delay between consecutive Mouse Clicks as configurable from the Main Screen of the Auto Clicker.
Time Delay between Mouse Down and Mouse Up as configurable from the Settings of Auto Clicker.

Time Delay between consecutive Mouse Clicks

This Mac Auto Keyboard Software works on mac OS X Intel 64 bit versions of Mac OS X 10.6 onwards. Lion, Snow Leopard, Mountain Lion, Tiger and other Mac OS X users can try out this Mac Keyboard Automation software for free. Just download the software, install it. Now copy the script above and then open Notepad and paste it there and then save the file but change extension to.ahk like Auto Clicker.ahk. After this download AutoHotkey Program and install it like any ordinary tool. So, after the installation is completed now double click on the.ahk file that we created. The easiest way to right-click on a Mac (and indeed, any other operating system) is to buy a standard two-button physical mouse. You can pick up basic entry-level mice online for less than $10. Plug the mouse into your Mac (you'll need an adapter if your Mac only has USB-C ports), and the operating should automatically recognize the new hardware.

This Time Delay is configurable from the Main Screen of the Auto Clicker and can optionally include Random Time Delay. Remember that lesser the time delay, the faster Auto Click will simulate Mouse Clicks at current mouse cursor position or at fixed screen location. This Time delay is composed of 3 separate time delays in different time units. The Total Fixed Time Delay between consecutive Mouse Clicks is sum of all 3 given below time unit fields provided on the main screen of the software.

The above Screenshot highlights 3 different time units which together decide total fixed time delay between consecutive mouse clicks automated by Auto Clicker. The above Screenshot displays a setting of Auto Clicker which when started will click at a regular interval of 1 Minute, 2 Seconds and 300 Milli Seconds. Depending on your requirements of Mouse Clicking, you can make Faster Auto Clicker by reducing the fixed time delay to let’s say only 100 Milli Seconds as displayed in the Screenshot below:

Fast Auto Clicker configured with minimal Time Interval

Note in the above Screenshot that we have configured the Auto Clicker as a Fast Auto Clicker by controlling the Time Interval as only 100 Milli Seconds. As 1 Second is composed of 1000 Milli Seconds, making a Mouse Click every 100 Milli Second will instruct the Fast Auto Clicker to Auto Click 10 times in 1 second which should be sufficient for most Games / Windows Application. Yes you can even reduce the Time Interval to let’s say 10 Milli Second which would effectively instruct the Fastest Auto Clicker to Auto Click 100 times in 1 Second.

Time Delay between Mouse Down and Mouse Up

The Time Delay between Mouse Down and Mouse Up is configurable from the Settings of the Screen and yes it can be made Random as well. When we Click Mouse button with fingers, it does takes some time between pressing and releasing of Mouse Button. The Settings of Auto Clicker provides complete control over Time Delay between releasing and pressing of Mouse Button as displayed in the Screenshot below:

Time Delay between Mouse Down and Mouse Up Configurable from Auto Clicker Settings

As per default settings, the time delay between Mouse Down and Mouse Up is configured to be a Random Time value between 10 Milli Seconds and 60 Milli Seconds. Yes you can change or even reduce the Time Delay between Mouse Down and Mouse Up. In case you want a fixed time delay between Mouse Down and Mouse Up, enter the required time delay for the both Minimum and Maximum fields of time delay between Mouse Down and Mouse Up.

Click Faster with Auto Clicker

In order to Click Faster and Faster with Auto Clicker, all you need to do is specify the appropriate time delay on the main screen and in the settings as described above. You can utilize the Random Time Delay behavior to simulate Mouse Clicks in a more or less Human Mouse Clicking method. Before reducing the time delay to much lower value might not be very useful depending on the application on which you are clicking. The Auto Clicker offers complete control over the speed of Mouse Clicking by giving you full control over the time delays between consecutive Mouse Clicks and with configurable time delay between Mouse down and Mouse Up actions simulated by Auto Clicker.

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Although the titles sounds like some l33t hacking tool, aimed at destroying some vital computer system, this post will be a little mundane. For a while I was searching Google for a way to build a click bot on my Mac. I didn’t want to use it for something malicious, I was just interested after coming across a couple of articles on this subject. To actually create a click bot requires literally only a couple of steps. I was amazed at myself for my own stupidity when I managed to find out how to do it.

To create a click bot you need to use a program on your system called Automator. Automator is one of those programs that is really powerful, but is hardly ever advertised. It is shown on the Apple website but is usually replaced by more “shiny” programs such as iLife which appeal towards the masses.

The first step in creating a click bot is to open Automator. This is located in Applications > Automator. When the program opens you will be greeted with a simple interface. On top of this is a pop up window asking if you want to chose a Custom workflow, File & Folder workflow, Music, Photos or Text. Chose custom for this exercise.

You will then be greeted with the main interface. On the left you have the draw where you can pick and chose from a library of inputs. The right hand side is the workflow page. Automator is massive. I could write an entire website on Automator and in fact there is, there are also loads of books on the subject. Anyway the point of this post is to lightly skim the surface on this topic.

To record the click bot we are going to use the record user interface events button. It is a simple way to record what you want to do. Alternatively you could use the library on the left, but this way is much quicker. The record button is located in the top right corner of the toolbar.

Press the record button. If you have used record macro events in programs such as Word or Excel you may know how this works. At the moment automator is recording all of the user interface click and typing events. Every time you click on a window, button, select a piece of text etc it will record what happens. But it doesn’t record time between the clicks.

To record your click bot do exactly what you want to do. I am going to record on where it opens Google, types some text and presses search. Very simple. You will notice during the recording a small floating widget that appears on top of everything. Once as you are finished with your click bot your can press stop.

That is it, your workflow click bot is done. Click the play button and it will play it back following the exact mouse movements. You can now do it for anything you want. You can also speed it up to run in double time.

There of course some limiting factors. It follows your mouse movements. So if you move stuff about it might not work. What I recommend you do it just play. Mess about with the settings, the variables. Change somethings about, see what happens. You could eventually make a sophisticated click bot from the workflow window.