Though the code might be messy, but as long as it works, that is all that matters. I’ve added as many features as I could think of, and they should be enough to automate simple tasks based on image detection and more.
- Record your mouse clicks and replay them as many times as you need.
- Supports repeating the recorded sequence for automation.
- Adjustable delay between clicks for better customization.
- Click on specific images on the screen with customizable confidence levels.
- Supports grayscale scanning for better recognition in different lighting conditions.
- Works great for automating tasks that require clicking on UI elements that change slightly.
- Define specific areas where the auto-clicker should scan for images or colors.
- Useful for targeting specific parts of an application or game.
- Set a fixed number of loops or run the auto-clicker indefinitely.
- Perfect for repetitive tasks that require multiple passes.
- Quickly start, stop, or record clicks using keyboard shortcuts.
- Makes it easy to toggle automation without disrupting your workflow.
- Install Python 3 if you haven’t already.
- Install required dependencies by running:
pip install -r requirements.txt
- Run the script:
python main.py