I know you supplied the code on pastebin. In that code - can you control how long the servo keeps the mouse depressed for? So that the clock interval and the depressed value is always sort of “random” ??
What exactly are you trying to accomplish with keeping the mouse depressed might I ask, the code itself already has a random sequence built into it that picks a random number between the defined variables for every click.
@@thepirateflash It's probably overkill or just extra... but... The goal would be to have a random interval at when the servo operates and "clicks" the mouse, but also a slight random time it "holds down" the left mouse click. I believe you can detect how long the mouse click is held for. Thought it might be a neat idea. What do you think?
@@rsnate2930 I see what you saying, I have already covered this feature in the code, each click depresses slightly different each time due to the random time between each click. Each click is different, were talking milliseconds now, but I tried to keep the range within that or someone using a actual mouse, they can definitely pick up on click depression time which is one of the reasons I chose a mechanical approach instead of software. So yes it already has that feature in the code it is kind of hard to tell but it is there. It's a basic code but works great, you could always increase the randomnumbz times to get more time in-between clicks thus slowing down xp rates and being less noticable if your worried about that.
@@thepirateflash I see! Thank you.. Ya.. I don't know much about the code, I am going to try and learn soon... just want to try and be as safe as possible! Long time account, don't really want to lose it, but always a chance lol!
@@rsnate2930 that there is, but staying under like 8 hours should keep you safe as well as maybe slowing it down if your really worried,I've done multiple 99 mage accounts with it before though.
I used to build these, with a little better quality along with a few more parts for cleaner and smoother operation and enclosed them in custom 3d printed boxes, but i have not made any in a long while. i made this to let people have all the info needed to build there own. I might have a box or 2 left around somewhere but i only ship in US and they are more expensive due to resources and time spent assembling. You can always contact me @ mrpirateflash@gmail.com
Yes! The script is pretty versatile so you can edit it to fit your needs pretty easily, just a edit of the timing to get it within your needs. I can edit it for you if need be as long as you think you could build the device.
@@thepirateflash I already built this, and it's working, I tried to change the eventInterval2 and eventInterval, but the eventInteval2 is not working. I want the mouse to click every 1 hour and the next click, 1 minute after. example. (1:00am, 1:01am, 2:00am, 2:01am, 3:00am, 3:01am)
@@IronFistBaludog21 So this is due to the 2 events happening on different pins, If you look at the code event 1 happens on pin 13 and event 2 happens on pin 12. myservo and myservo2 both have (12) or (13) after attach in the code. If your wanting to have both events happen on one pin then you need to edit these to match depending on what pin you are using on your machine. Then you should be able to change the event timing to match your needs and have them click one after another. If you need me do edit a example code for you let me know, hope i was clear.
Not with this device no, but when I was using it I tried to stay under 12hours a day, usually closer to 8-10. Sometimes I passed that number but not frequently.
The code i supplied is already randomized, it pulls a static value on boot and then it cycles randomly between the desired times which i have optimized for alching and a slower speed that works great for cannon as well as other tasks( old school runescape). You could make it click as fast as you want, but the faster you go the more randomization you loose because the amount of time between click becomes less. You also add more stress on the working parts the faster you operate, It could be necessary ( depending on speed) to go with a upgraded servo for dependency.
@@thepirateflash Got it. So what I am looking to do is to keep from having to click a button for my job. It needs to be about 4 clicks per second which is what I can humanly do.
@@aaron647 i see, well what i think could be done to achieve that is to wire another switch to the mouse button and then add another servo accordingly, might even have to have 3. Where they would alternate movements but still be clicking the same button. This way the servos are not being over worked, basically for longevity.
![[renewal] How to make an Auto Click Mouse Circuit](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TORksFPgMEw/mqdefault.jpg)
I know you supplied the code on pastebin. In that code - can you control how long the servo keeps the mouse depressed for? So that the clock interval and the depressed value is always sort of “random” ??
What exactly are you trying to accomplish with keeping the mouse depressed might I ask, the code itself already has a random sequence built into it that picks a random number between the defined variables for every click.
@@thepirateflash It's probably overkill or just extra... but... The goal would be to have a random interval at when the servo operates and "clicks" the mouse, but also a slight random time it "holds down" the left mouse click. I believe you can detect how long the mouse click is held for. Thought it might be a neat idea. What do you think?
@@rsnate2930 I see what you saying, I have already covered this feature in the code, each click depresses slightly different each time due to the random time between each click. Each click is different, were talking milliseconds now, but I tried to keep the range within that or someone using a actual mouse, they can definitely pick up on click depression time which is one of the reasons I chose a mechanical approach instead of software. So yes it already has that feature in the code it is kind of hard to tell but it is there. It's a basic code but works great, you could always increase the randomnumbz times to get more time in-between clicks thus slowing down xp rates and being less noticable if your worried about that.
@@thepirateflash I see! Thank you.. Ya.. I don't know much about the code, I am going to try and learn soon... just want to try and be as safe as possible! Long time account, don't really want to lose it, but always a chance lol!
@@rsnate2930 that there is, but staying under like 8 hours should keep you safe as well as maybe slowing it down if your really worried,I've done multiple 99 mage accounts with it before though.
Nice
Thank you!
Hello,
I need this can u make one more.
I used to build these, with a little better quality along with a few more parts for cleaner and smoother operation and enclosed them in custom 3d printed boxes, but i have not made any in a long while. i made this to let people have all the info needed to build there own. I might have a box or 2 left around somewhere but i only ship in US and they are more expensive due to resources and time spent assembling. You can always contact me @ mrpirateflash@gmail.com
This is it what I looking for. but I want my autoclicker to click every hour only. can you help me with that?
Yes! The script is pretty versatile so you can edit it to fit your needs pretty easily, just a edit of the timing to get it within your needs. I can edit it for you if need be as long as you think you could build the device.
@@thepirateflash I already built this, and it's working, I tried to change the eventInterval2 and eventInterval, but the eventInteval2 is not working. I want the mouse to click every 1 hour and the next click, 1 minute after. example. (1:00am, 1:01am, 2:00am, 2:01am, 3:00am, 3:01am)
@@IronFistBaludog21 So this is due to the 2 events happening on different pins, If you look at the code event 1 happens on pin 13 and event 2 happens on pin 12. myservo and myservo2 both have (12) or (13) after attach in the code. If your wanting to have both events happen on one pin then you need to edit these to match depending on what pin you are using on your machine. Then you should be able to change the event timing to match your needs and have them click one after another. If you need me do edit a example code for you let me know, hope i was clear.
@@thepirateflash Can I use 2 servo, 1 connected to pin12 and other 1 to pin13 but only a single Arduino?
@@thepirateflash Please Help me to edit the code 2 events in 1 pin only.
Have you ever been banned for botting in RuneScape using this device? Thanks
Not with this device no, but when I was using it I tried to stay under 12hours a day, usually closer to 8-10. Sometimes I passed that number but not frequently.
@@thepirateflash thank you!
we need it
How fast can you make it? And can you make it random?
The code i supplied is already randomized, it pulls a static value on boot and then it cycles randomly between the desired times which i have optimized for alching and a slower speed that works great for cannon as well as other tasks( old school runescape). You could make it click as fast as you want, but the faster you go the more randomization you loose because the amount of time between click becomes less. You also add more stress on the working parts the faster you operate, It could be necessary ( depending on speed) to go with a upgraded servo for dependency.
@@thepirateflash Got it. So what I am looking to do is to keep from having to click a button for my job. It needs to be about 4 clicks per second which is what I can humanly do.
@@aaron647 i see, well what i think could be done to achieve that is to wire another switch to the mouse button and then add another servo accordingly, might even have to have 3. Where they would alternate movements but still be clicking the same button. This way the servos are not being over worked, basically for longevity.
The software link has a malware warning from my 3rd party virus scan....any concerns?
Are you referring to the Arduino ide? It's a link directly to the Arduino website so I don't think it should be a concern.
@@thepirateflash great TY! great video.
@@claymerritt1822 ofcourse hope you enjoy!