❓ Does this program exist or can someone make one?

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❓ Does this program exist or can someone make one?
Does anyone here know if a program exists that ghosts in the background but doubles you clicking speed? I'm talking about a program that doubles your click, clicks when you click. Essentially doubling your clicking speed without being too obvious or difficult to toggle on/off? Or does anyone know of an autoclicker that's free and lets you change the click speed and the button to toggle it? I want to click a tad bit faster on Minecraft but I don't want that 20 cps that people will instantly notice. I want a clicking program that just ghosts another click instead of toggling an auto one...? Help appreciated.
Yeah I'm sure there is just google auto clicker or along the lines of that. I don't see how this is such a hard task you have to come onto a game hacking forum looking for one. Otherwise just make an Autoit script. You can do it in like three lines.
my gaming mouse has a macro for t=when you pres the obtton on the side it clicks twice..
Quote Originally Posted by OscR View Post
my gaming mouse has a macro for t=when you pres the obtton on the side it clicks twice..
Ye something like that but I'm thinking about one where you can assign it to the left mouse button and it will double click when you click once...
There's a runescape auto client.. It has a autoclicker on it idk if thats what you're talking about but you can set a timer on it.

You can Google gary's hood client or garyshood.com/rsclient/
Quote Originally Posted by Shadow View Post
There's a runescape auto client.. It has a autoclicker on it idk if thats what you're talking about but you can set a timer on it.

You can Google gary's hood client or garyshood.com/rsclient/
Ye, you can't rebind tho...
Code:
if(GetAsyncKeyState(VK_LBUTTON)&1) //if you clik then
{
keybd_event(VK_LBUTTON, 0, 0, 0); //click again
Sleep(10);
}
Quote Originally Posted by Jhem View Post
Code:
if(GetAsyncKeyState(VK_LBUTTON)&1) //if you clik then
{
keybd_event(VK_LBUTTON, 0, 0, 0); //click again
Sleep(10);
}
AHK will work with this?
Quote Originally Posted by siksi1 View Post


AHK will work with this?
It will not. it's c++.


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But you can make a simple program using vb.net or c#. using the logic of my code.
Quote Originally Posted by Jhem View Post


It will not. it's c++.


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But you can make a simple program using vb.net or c#. using the logic of my code.
How do I convert to a simple .exe or something like that? How does one make this work
Quote Originally Posted by siksi1 View Post


How do I convert to a simple .exe or something like that? How does one make this work
Code:
Private Sub Form1_KeyDown(ByVal sender As Object, _ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles Me.KeyDown
    If e.KeyCode = Keys."'The Key You Want Here" Then
        SendKeys.Send({leftmouse})

    End If
End Sub
i think this would work in visual basic
Quote Originally Posted by Dave's Mexican View Post


Code:
Private Sub Form1_KeyDown(ByVal sender As Object, _ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles Me.KeyDown
    If e.KeyCode = Keys."'The Key You Want Here" Then
        SendKeys.Send({leftmouse})

    End If
End Sub
i think this would work in visual basic
That is vb.net code he need ahk source code not using c++
Quote Originally Posted by COD3RIN View Post


That is vb.net code he need ahk source code not using c++
He could pick VB or C++ code and compile himself. Not that hard to do. for real...
Quote Originally Posted by COD3RIN View Post


That is vb.net code he need ahk source code not using c++
he could use vb.net as an alternative
Code:
f5::reload
$f6::
loop
{
Click
Sleep 500
}
return
AHK. easiest, simplest autoclicker there is. Sleep 1000 is second of waiting, so 500 is 2 clicks per second. adjust to your needs. f6 is on, f5 is off
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