A Python-based utility designed for high-speed mouse input simulation with randomized delay intervals. This tool is capable of achieving frequencies up to 150 clicks per second (CPS).
Due to the extreme input velocity this script can generate, users must exercise caution. Rapid-fire input can overwhelm the operating system's UI thread, which may result in a system hang or the forced termination of Windows Explorer (explorer.exe). It is recommended to use this utility in a controlled environment. Features:
High Performance: Optimized for burst rates of up to 150 CPS.
Stochastic Timing: Implements randomized intervals to simulate more natural input patterns.
Open Source: The codebase is fully modular; users are encouraged to fork and modify the logic to suit their specific requirements.
Prerequisites & Installation
This application requires Python 3.x and specific external libraries to interface with system hardware IF you want to change the code. The script will remain non-functional until these dependencies are satisfied. Required Modules
pyautogui: Facilitates programmatic mouse control.
keyboard: Enables global hotkey monitoring for starting and stopping the script.
Installation Command
Execute the following command in your terminal or command prompt:
pip install pyautogui keyboard
Usage
Ensure all dependencies are installed if you plan on changing the code.
Use the directions in the readme file when you extract it.
Use the designated hotkeys to toggle the clicking mechanism.