Scheduled auto clicker?

[Cookiecrumbles222]

Hey guys i want to set my mouse to click at a certain time of day (say click once at 5 in the morning) is there a simple way to do this?

[jaxe]

Why would you want such behaviour?

[Cookiecrumbles222]

3 minutes ago, jaxe said:

Why would you want such behaviour?

i want to play a game and have it ready when i wake up and setting a clicker to open will allow it to open and be ready for me to play when i get instead of having to wait.

[jaxe]

So you don't want a clicker but game auto start am I correct?

[Cookiecrumbles222]

Just now, jaxe said:

So you don't want a clicker but game auto start am I correct?

i want it to join a server within the game and all i have to do is click a button to join the server

 

[minibois]

3 minutes ago, Cookiecrumbles222 said:

i want it to join a server within the game and all i have to do is click a button to join the server

 

You could run a Windows scheduled command to open an AutoHotKey .exe with a click command, but the issue with that is (apparently) some games see AHK as a cheat program.. So that might not be the recommend way, if you don't know that for sure.

[jaxe]

Well since you want it to click in game I recommend not using any auto clicker because anti cheat software can ban you (even if it's in the menu)

[jaxe]

Further how much time will you save having a program to click join the server for you?

[Cookiecrumbles222]

Just now, jaxe said:

Further how much time will you save having a program to click join the server for you?

its classic wow and i want to be able to play the game in the morning and if i log in in the morning the que lasts untill the afternoon so im hoping to join the server early so the que will pass while im asleep

[LewisSpring]

You could use Task Scheduler to start the game, but to join a server, you'd need autohotkey. You may get picked up by anti cheat software though.

 

Maybe your game has command line options to make a shortcut that joins a server?

[Cookiecrumbles222]

2 minutes ago, TheLewisS1 said:

You could use Task Scheduler to start the game, but to join a server, you'd need autohotkey. You may get picked up by anti cheat software though.

 

Maybe your game has command line options to make a shortcut that joins a server?

how would i find out if its against the anti-cheat and how would i find the command?

[LewisSpring]

Just now, Cookiecrumbles222 said:

how would i find out if its against the anti-cheat and how would i find the command?

Google, I'm afraid. I have no familiarity with WOW Classic