Macro software that will mouse click a position on the screen

leemonk

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Hi,

I was wondering if anyone knew of any free software that at the push of a button will replicate a mouse click on a certain position on the screen?

I want to use it for playing a game and thus there will be multiple button presses over a 15 minute period.

Any advice?

Regards

LAM
 
+1 with AutoIt. I use it to automate windows tasks and positioning things etc, so it will definitely do mouse clicks but it will mean having to do a little bit of scripting.

The help file that comes with it is really helpful and gives examples so you can copy an example into notepad and edit the values you want. Look under the Function Reference category for Mouse Management and you will find more mouse command syntax there.

It works with most programs but I found it can be a bit fussy with certain TV apps. I've not tried it with a game so not sure.

There's a program in the folder called Au3Info.exe (or Au3Info_x64.exe) that you use to get the x,y co-ordinates of where you want the cursor to click. It has a little crosshair icon you drag around to where you want exactly.

The function you're looking to use is MouseClick, so something like:

MouseClick ( "left" , x, y , numberofclicks )

where "left" is which mouse button followed by the co-ordinates x,y on where to click on screen.

There's a script editor provided called SciTe and even a compiler so you can turn script into an executable.
 
Thanks for the replies Guys.

Scripting, executable files, commands......... :eek:


Sorry to sound completely noob (hate that phrase but applicable here). Am I going to be able to use this? I have no idea about any of the above (bar executable files).

Ideally, and probably obviously after my last paragraph above) I'd be looking for something that says "record and click and done".

Will it do that?

Lee
 
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