How do you stop your OS from focusing on the window with every click?
How do you determine the position of the click when the window is minimized?
What if the program stops when it isn't in focus?
i dont think the OS focuses the window if you just hook into its own event loop and send arbitrary events. Its the OS itself that sends a focus event when the actual user clicks the window, not when the process received a click event on its own.
>How do you determine the position of the click when the window is minimized? >What if the program stops when it isn't in focus?
then in your hook you also prevent any real "minimize" events and just emulate it as still running in fullscreen. Its been a while since i've worked with win32 API but all of this is definitely doable.
>How do you stop your OS from focusing on the window with every click? >How do you determine the position of the click when the window is minimized? >What if the program stops when it isn't in focus?
By not using linux
>How do you stop your OS from focusing on the window with every click? >How do you determine the position of the click when the window is minimized? >What if the program stops when it isn't in focus?
By not using linux
There's an easy solution for Linux you just have to
The Windows API call is separate from focus, although a given program can check for focus on a window event and then refocus (I do this on games to prevent this)
>How do you stop your OS from focusing on the window with every click? >How do you determine the position of the click when the window is minimized? >What if the program stops when it isn't in focus?
By not using linux
How do you stop your OS from focusing on the window with every click?
How do you determine the position of the click when the window is minimized?
What if the program stops when it isn't in focus?
this does it. it sends keys or clicks as commands to the program so it works in the background.
I've been using it to farm (cheat) on some old mmorpg
https://www.murgee.com/auto-mouse-click/
it's paid though
ahk controlclick.
now show me how this would be done on linux, even X. ahk is the sole reason I'm still stuck on this shitheap >past 2015
disable timer throttling in config/flags.
You don't need an auto clicker for Cookie Clicker btw, this game is all about combining effects and clicking at the right time. If you're just idling, even with what you get from clicks, you will never finish it.
Here's an efficient autoclicker that aims at your cursor
not sure if I ever tried making the priority realtime to possibly get slighly more clicks, probably didn't
#MaxThreadsPerHotkey 2
#SingleInstance,Force
SetMouseDelay,1
SetBatchLines,-1
F7::
Go:=!Go
While(Go){
Click
}
return
then write one, c**t, we're your tech support
>we're your tech support
You said it not me, get to coding chud
funny how almost no auto clicker programs actually support some kind of per-window / background mode. They all restrict your mouse instead.
Should be easy enough to implement. Literally just hook into the target window and send it mouse click events
How do you stop your OS from focusing on the window with every click?
How do you determine the position of the click when the window is minimized?
What if the program stops when it isn't in focus?
i dont think the OS focuses the window if you just hook into its own event loop and send arbitrary events. Its the OS itself that sends a focus event when the actual user clicks the window, not when the process received a click event on its own.
>How do you determine the position of the click when the window is minimized?
>What if the program stops when it isn't in focus?
then in your hook you also prevent any real "minimize" events and just emulate it as still running in fullscreen. Its been a while since i've worked with win32 API but all of this is definitely doable.
>How do you stop your OS from focusing on the window with every click?
>How do you determine the position of the click when the window is minimized?
>What if the program stops when it isn't in focus?
By not using linux
There's an easy solution for Linux you just have to
Wheres the link to the site? Bad ad, 0/10, wouldnt (auto)click and give you cryptoshekels.
The Windows API call is separate from focus, although a given program can check for focus on a window event and then refocus (I do this on games to prevent this)
The moron tech weenie is right on time
this does it. it sends keys or clicks as commands to the program so it works in the background.
I've been using it to farm (cheat) on some old mmorpg
https://www.murgee.com/auto-mouse-click/
it's paid though
ahk controlclick.
now show me how this would be done on linux, even X. ahk is the sole reason I'm still stuck on this shitheap
>past 2015
disable timer throttling in config/flags.
ez make program that moves a mouse and clicks, then make it read custom config file for execution
ahk
What would the script for AHK ideally be like?
homie use Claude/chatgpt
You don't need an auto clicker for Cookie Clicker btw, this game is all about combining effects and clicking at the right time. If you're just idling, even with what you get from clicks, you will never finish it.
>we'll just spool up a VM for the sole purpose of running this one process
and people wonder why shit is getting slower
look into Xephyr and starting a nested X display. then you can just run any automation script you've already written in that nested X session.
Here's an efficient autoclicker that aims at your cursor
not sure if I ever tried making the priority realtime to possibly get slighly more clicks, probably didn't
#MaxThreadsPerHotkey 2
#SingleInstance,Force
SetMouseDelay,1
SetBatchLines,-1
F7::
Go:=!Go
While(Go){
Click
}
return
*^ESC::ExitApp
there is such a thing as a hardware mouse jiggler
they probably click too
There you go, OP - autoclicker
https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiroyuki_Nishimura