ClickerMachine

ClickerMachine is a simple and customizable autoclicker built in Python using Tkinter for the GUI and pynput for mouse and keyboard control. It allows users to simulate mouse clicks at a configurable speed (CPS – Clicks Per Second) and toggle the autoclicking functionality with a customizable hotkey.

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Features

• Customizable CPS: Set how fast the autoclicker clicks, with input validation (1–100 CPS).
• Start/Stop buttons: Control the autoclicker directly from the GUI.
• Hotkey toggle: Press a specific key to start or stop clicking without interacting with the GUI.
• Custom toggle key: Change the hotkey for toggling clicks using the GUI.
• Threaded operation: Clicking runs in a separate thread, keeping the GUI responsive.
• Simple, clean GUI built with Tkinter.

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Installation

1. Clone the repository or download the script.
2. Install dependencies (if not already installed):

pip install pynput

3. Run the script:

python clicker_machine.py

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Usage

1. Open the GUI.
2. Set the desired Clicks Per Second (CPS) in the input field (1–100).
3. Set a toggle key if you want to use the keyboard to start/stop the autoclicker.
4. Click Start to begin clicking, or press the toggle key.
5. Click Stop to stop clicking.

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Hotkey Instructions

• By default, the toggle key is t.

• To change the toggle key:

  1. Enter a single character in the Toggle Key field.
  2. Click Set Toggle Key.
  3. Now pressing the new key will start/stop clicking.

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Notes

• The autoclicker will simulate left mouse button clicks only.
• The program runs in threads, so GUI interaction remains smooth.
• Ensure the CPS is a positive number between 1 and 100. Values outside this range will trigger an error.

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Dependencies

• Python 3
• Tkinter (usually included with Python)
• pynput

Install pynput with:

pip install pynput

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Screenshots

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License

MIT License – free to use, modify, and distribute.