Python-Auto-Clicker-Mover

This is a Python script for an auto clicker that simulates mouse clicks at random intervals. The script also includes functionality to start and stop clicking with keyboard controls and stops automatically after 1000 clicks. Additionally, the mouse moves randomly by 1 or 2 pixels once every 750 to 1000 clicks when clicking is active.

Features

• Clicks the left mouse button at random intervals, the default values are between 0.9 and 2.1 seconds.
• Moves the mouse by 1 or 2 pixels in a random direction once every 750 to 1000 clicks when clicking is active.
• Customizable parameters:
  • Choose the mouse button (BUTTON) and control keys (START_STOP_KEY, EXIT_KEY).
  • Set the maximum number of clicks (MAX_CLICKS) before the script stops.
  • Adjust the range (MOVE_INTERVAL_MIN to MOVE_INTERVAL_MAX) for mouse movement frequency.
• Starts and stops clicking with keyboard keys (START_STOP_KEY to start/stop).
• Exits the program with EXIT_KEY.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• pynput library

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/CliveMlt/Python-Auto-Clicker-Mover.git
   cd auto-clicker-script

2. Install the required Python packages:

   pip install pynput

Usage

1. Modify the script parameters if needed:

   • Open auto_clicker_mover.py in a text editor.
   • Change the values of the following constants based on your preferences:

     BUTTON = Button.left
     START_STOP_KEY = KeyCode(char=']')
     EXIT_KEY = KeyCode(char='[')
     MAX_CLICKS = 5000
     MOVE_INTERVAL_MIN = 750
     MOVE_INTERVAL_MAX = 1000

2. Run the script:

   python auto_clicker_mover.py

3. Control the clicker with the following keys:

   • ] to start/stop clicking
   • [ to exit the program

Example Output

Paused - Sleep Time: 1.71 seconds
Paused - Sleep Time: 2.03 seconds
Click #1 - Delay: 1.73 seconds
Click #2 - Delay: 1.93 seconds
Click #3 - Delay: 1.06 seconds
Click #4 - Delay: 1.30 seconds
Click #5 - Delay: 1.67 seconds
Paused - Sleep Time: 1.84 seconds

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.