Speed Clicker, Computer Aided Mouse Clicks

Martin Brinkmann
Feb 2, 2012
Updated • Feb 2, 2012
Software, Windows, Windows software
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The author of Speed Clicker has created the program to get more out of games such as FarmVille or FarmTown. While I have never played those games on Facebook, it appears as if players need to click the mouse as fast as possible in various situations like harvesting or fishing. Speed Clicker saves your mouse trigger finger from tiring out. It also gives you an advantage in those games which many will see as cheating, especially when competing against other humans in the game.

But Speed Clicker users can utilize the program for other purposes as well. For instance in other games where clicking performs an action that needs to be repeated a lot of times, or applications where selections are made with mouse clicks rather than entering a number or value with the keyboard.

When you fire up Speed Clicker for the first time, you see the main application window in front of you. Here you define the click rate and the variance. The default click rate speed is set to ten clicks per second. The variance value will move the mouse cursor into a random direction after each click.

You activate the computer aided clicking with a tap on the Ctrl key on the keyboard. It is currently not possible to change the hotkeys which is unfortunate as they interfere with other hotkeys on the computer (for instance Ctrl-T to open a new browser tab). The developer has however announced plans to integrate the option in a future release of the program.

Here is a short video that is showing it in action in the popular FarmTown game.

The application requires the Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 on the computer. Interested users can download the latest version of Speed Clicker from the developer site.

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  1. v120 said on December 10, 2019 at 5:53 pm
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    ;AautoIt;
    #include “Misc.au3”
    $dll = DllOpen(“user32.dll”)
    Global $HotKeyPause = “{z}”
    Global $HotKeyQuit = “{ESC}”
    Global $CPS = “1”
    Global $On = “ON”
    Global $Off = “OFF”

    HotKeySet ($HotKeyPause, “_TimeOut”)
    HotKeySet ($HotKeyQuit, “Quit”)
    sleep (1000)

    While 1
    ToolTip($On)
    If _IsPressed(“01”, $dll) Then
    If Click() Then ConsoleWrite(“Mouseup” & @CRLF)
    Sleep($CPS)
    EndIf
    WEnd

    Func Click()
    ToolTip($On)
    While _IsPressed(“01”, $dll)
    MouseUp(“primary”)
    If MouseDown(“primary”) Then ConsoleWrite(“mouse clicked” & @CRLF)
    Sleep($CPS)
    WEnd
    Return 1
    EndFunc

    Func _TimeOut()

    If Not IsDeclared(“isPaused”) Then Global $isPaused = False
    $isPaused = Not $isPaused

    Mouseup (“primary”)
    While $isPaused
    Sleep(1)
    ToolTip($Off)
    Wend
    Mouseup (“primary”)
    EndFunc

    Func Quit ()
    Exit
    DllClose($dll)
    EndFunc

  2. Sulejman Sulejman said on March 10, 2019 at 9:51 pm
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  3. Ken said on February 3, 2012 at 6:39 pm
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    As one of the millions of graphics software users walking away from a day’s work with aching hand muscles from continual rapid mouse clicking…. great idea! I just wish it didn’t require Microsoft .NET Framework.

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