Legit Autoclicker

[Fyre]

Does anyone know of a legit autoclicker that I can use and download. I know that just looking it up on google is a great way to get a virus, but I need one that I can change the rate that it clicks at, and also that wont give me a virus. Thanks in advance.

[Semper]

AutoHotkey has the ability to script autoclickers, there should be a good number of them out there if you're not interested in setting one up yourself.

https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=19846

[Enderman]

Autohotkey

[TempestCatto]

AutoIT https://www.autoitscript.com/site/

 

It was literally made for this. I've used it myself, and it works amazingly.

[Joseph K]

4 hours ago, Fyre said:

Does anyone know of a legit autoclicker that I can use and download. I know that just looking it up on google is a great way to get a virus, but I need one that I can change the rate that it clicks at, and also that wont give me a virus. Thanks in advance.

https://easyautoclicker.com/ This one is super lightweight and won't get you banned by some anticheat just for having it accidentally open.

[Kisai]

AutoIt and AutoHotKey are the same program. AutoHotKey is a fork when AutoIt removed the GPL licence. This is literately one of those cases of GPL-jacking.

 

Anyway, both tools are routinely detected as viruses due to there perverse use in game cheat/macro's. So "a good way to get a virus" is more like "stupid script kiddies" downloading garbage to cheat some game that isn't worth playing.

 

If you legitimately need need to macro software, Windows already has this built into the powershell, and earlier WSH scripting engines. These tools are not required. The selling point of AHK is it's ability to have a plugin that can "see" the screen of games, and thus it's popular to use to cheat/spam games. These tools are why Gamegaurd and Hackshield exist.

 

There's also https://www.macros.com/ (Macro Express) which eBay used for absolutely everything at one point.

 

Basically there are three ways you can record macros

1) Record manually, eg you do the motions, the software plays it back. Usually works on any target software because the software is merely repeating the keystrokes and mouse movement/clicks. It doesn't look for window names

2) COM/API macros, which instead invoke the program's COM or internal function logic, which sometimes requires API hooking in order to work. This is typically how legitimate software (eg not intended to cheat games) operates, though some software goes beyond that and bots tend to be written to cheat games by manipulating the game's internal API or network logic

3) HID emulation. So instead of 1, where the software records what you click on, a device driver emulates a mouse and keyboard, and thus works with any software on the machine. However "rootkit" DRM drivers can see these kinds of things. This is usually accomplished with bluetooth microcontrollers rather than actual software, so that the PC doesn't actually see anything but a generic input device.

 

 

[TetraSky]

If you have a logitech keyboard with G keys, you could program a macro in G-hub for auto clicking.