Seconds_for_clicking = seconds_for_clicking * 9 #This is for converting to actual seconds Great! Now you are ready to look at the code: import pyautoguiįor what you said about simulating an interval of 0.05 per second. Just ignore the 'autohotkey RAW script' since it's.
MOUSE CLICKER MULTIPLE LOCATIONS INSTALL
In the console/terminal type pip install pyautogui This works an absolute treat, super super easy to use, run the program as Admin (no issues then) > do the button combination ALT + - (the or - key next to +/) to set options > ALT + Backspace to start clicking/Set multiple locations > Click on screen. Also, I know I am late because it's been over a year already but if this is not for you, it is also for future people who stumble upon this question/question in the future.īefore you look at the code and run it, we need to do one pip install. Quick heads up I am not that good at python. Automate Left Button click of mouse, Right button click of mouse and even simulate double mouse clicks with this Auto Mouse Click Software Utility. Additionally, you can select the number of times you want to click. Try using pyautogui rather than pynput.mouse. A single click or double click can be selected in the options menu.
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