CrazyClicker

A simple Python-based auto-clicker tool that allows users to click at a speed of 10 clicks per second (the max speed is 1000 CPS and the clicking speed depends on your hardware). Toggle the clicker on and off with a hotkey, and exit the program with another. Useful for automation tasks, testing, or for increasing speed in specific applications.

Features

• Auto Clicker: Achieve up to 10 clicks per second with a minimal interval between each click. ( can go faster depending on your hardware )
• Toggle Hotkey: Start and stop clicking with the F8 key. (can be customized)
• Exit Hotkey: Exit the program by pressing the Esc key. (can be customized)
• Simple and Fast: just clone the program and run the script without any extra steps and super easy to use.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• pyautogui – for controlling the mouse
• keyboard – for hotkey detection

Install dependencies with:

pip install pyautogui keyboard

Usage

1. Clone this repository and change to its directory:

git clone https://github.com/Fear2o/CrazyClicker
cd CrazyClicker

2. Make sure the dependencies are installed:

pip install -r requirements.txt

2. Run The Script:

python CrazyClicker.py

3. Control the auto-clicker:
   • Press F8 to start or stop clicking.
   • Press Esc to exit the program.

Code Overview

• AutoClicker class: Manages the clicking functionality.
  • start_clicking: Continuously clicks at the specified interval.
  • toggle: Starts or stops the clicking thread.
• Main function: Initializes the AutoClicker and sets up hotkeys.

Notes

• Adjust the click_interval in the AutoClicker class if you need a different click speed.
• The F8 key is used as the toggle hotkey, but this can be customized if needed.
• to customize the F8 and esc keys you can modify the keyboard.add_hotkey and keyboard.wait classes, both can be found in the code at line 30 and 33