with this program, you simply hold right click, and it will right click extremely fast, so you don't have to right click 500 times just to fill a hole. to pause the script, right click once on the green H icon in your system tray and select "Suspend Hotkeys". to resume the script, right click the green S and click "Suspend Hotkeys" again. to stop it, right click the green H or the S (depending on if it's paused or not) and click "Exit".
#MaxThreadsPerHotkey 3
c:: ; c hotkey (change this hotkey to suit your preferences).
#MaxThreadsPerHotkey 1
if KeepWinZRunning ; This means an underlying thread is already running the loop below.
{
KeepWinZRunning := false ; Signal that thread's loop to stop.
return ; End this thread so that the one underneath will resume and see the change made by the line above.
}
; Otherwise:
KeepWinZRunning := true
Loop
{
; The next lines are the action you want to repeat (update them to suit your preferences):
click
; But leave the rest below unchanged.
if not KeepWinZRunning ; The user signaled the loop to stop by pressing Win-Z again.
break ; Break out of this loop.
}
KeepWinZRunning := false ; Reset in preparation for the next press of this hotkey.
that autoclick and hears home press r to go home and c to toggle autoclick
hmm, this is actually quite useless until you implement actual hotkeys to turn it off without having to rightclick/leftclick accross your screen to the botton right.... i'll create a version like that using Visual BAsic later 2day adn post it (:
to pause the script, right click once on the green H icon in your system tray and select "Suspend Hotkeys".
Wheres the system tray i need to disable this badly
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save the file and run it whenever you need it!
fast right click program
fastrightclick.exe
fast left click program
fastleftclick.exe
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What about shift-Left or right click?
Oh i got you on the shift-left and... left click i think you meant? I'll make those now :biggrin.gif:
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#MaxThreadsPerHotkey 3 c:: ; c hotkey (change this hotkey to suit your preferences). #MaxThreadsPerHotkey 1 if KeepWinZRunning ; This means an underlying thread is already running the loop below. { KeepWinZRunning := false ; Signal that thread's loop to stop. return ; End this thread so that the one underneath will resume and see the change made by the line above. } ; Otherwise: KeepWinZRunning := true Loop { ; The next lines are the action you want to repeat (update them to suit your preferences): click ; But leave the rest below unchanged. if not KeepWinZRunning ; The user signaled the loop to stop by pressing Win-Z again. break ; Break out of this loop. } KeepWinZRunning := false ; Reset in preparation for the next press of this hotkey.that autoclick and hears home press r to go home and c to toggle autoclick
r:: Send t/home{enter} returnWheres the system tray i need to disable this badly
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