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NANY 2019: Clicador- A simple and fast free auto clicker
hugo nabais:
I have used a mouse clicker app called ClickWhen for a long time and found it useful. When a program's window has focus I can click on a point within that program window and set up ClickWhen to click on that same point -- a point relative to the program window not the computer screen -- every X amount of time. It will do this even if the program's window has lost screen focus, been moved, been minimized in size or minimized to the task bar. The effect is that every X amount of time, the program window is restored and the mouse clicked at the point within that window that I set up at first. It may be that Clicador can do this. I just don't know how to set it up to do that -- maybe because I don't know what an "application handle" is. So if you publish Clicador I suggest you include a help file that explains all the choices that can be configured. ClickWhen dates from 2007 and works on my Windows 7 laptop. Here's the website https://lifehacker.com/260445/automate-timed-mouse-clicks-with-clickwhen.
-Arthur Menu (April 02, 2018, 06:31 PM)
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Clicador can do this.
It's the method called "Inside application at "handle" coordinate: X,Y"
You can use Live information: Start/Stop capturing Info to capture a program handle and the X and Y coordinate inside the app..
There is a short description on how to do this on the program.
wraith808:
Hi Arthur, thanks for the info about ClickWhen. Unfortunately it appears to me that the link to the exe and the source code are dead, so it's not so useful. :(
-Deozaan (April 02, 2018, 07:19 PM)
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If you're interested, you could probably tweet to Adam Pash, the author, to attempt to find out if it was still available... I know he has some of his source on GitHub, but couldn't find this one.
UPDATE: Found the .exe at least on Softpedia: http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/ClickWhen.shtml
Arthur Menu:
I have used a mouse clicker app called ClickWhen for a long time and found it useful. When a program's window has focus I can click on a point within that program window and set up ClickWhen to click on that same point -- a point relative to the program window not the computer screen -- every X amount of time. It will do this even if the program's window has lost screen focus, been moved, been minimized in size or minimized to the task bar. The effect is that every X amount of time, the program window is restored and the mouse clicked at the point within that window that I set up at first. It may be that Clicador can do this. I just don't know how to set it up to do that -- maybe because I don't know what an "application handle" is. So if you publish Clicador I suggest you include a help file that explains all the choices that can be configured. ClickWhen dates from 2007 and works on my Windows 7 laptop. Here's the website https://lifehacker.com/260445/automate-timed-mouse-clicks-with-clickwhen.
-Arthur Menu (April 02, 2018, 06:31 PM)
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Clicador can do this.
It's the method called "Inside application at "handle" coordinate: X,Y"
You can use Live information: Start/Stop capturing Info to capture a program handle and the X and Y coordinate inside the app..
There is a short description on how to do this on the program.
-hugo nabais (April 02, 2018, 07:47 PM)
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Hi Hugo,
I've tried to follow the directions but I think I'm missing something. I've attached an image of the Clicador screen showing that I have captured a program handle. The program I chose was Notepad. Next I opened my Chrome browser and the Notepad window lost focus . I started Clicador with the hot key Win+K and I was expecting that when the countdown clock hit 0 the Notepad window would regain focus,that it will appear on top of the Chrome window, but that does not happen. The Chrome window retains focus.NANY 2019: Clicador- A simple and fast free auto clicker
What am I missing or not understanding?
-- Arthur
hugo nabais:
I will try to explain:
Clicking inside app will not set focus on that app window.
The goal was not to loose focus of what you are doing!
For example, you are playing a browser game on chrome and you have to click on a specific coordinate of chrome browser to pick an object in the game every 10 seconds.
If at the same time you are working on a Excel file, you do not want to loose focus of Excel!
With "inside app.." you configure it to click on the handle of Chrome main window at specific inside coordinate X and Y every 10 seconds, and Clicador will send a clicking message without loosing focus of your Excel file.
If you use "move mouse and click" you will loose focus on the Excel file.
When using modes that say "at screen coordinate" or "where mouse" is you must capture Live information Screen position X and Y.
When using inside app you must use Live information handle position X and Y.
Arthur Menu:
Okay, Hugo, now I get it. I was expecting that Clicador would behave as ClickWhen behaves. I see the value of not losing focus on the active window. Thanks for explaining this. I look forward to the final version of Clicador.
-- Arthur
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