OP Auto Clicker 4.1 is the latest version of the program. If you are going to use it on older computers, I have left links for versions 4.0 and 3.0 for you to download. The program simply performs automatic clicking. You enter some setting values for it at the beginning. According to that, it starts to automatically perform the clicks and actions. In simple terms, it works for this purpose, but you really need to know how to use it. Because if you don’t add the correct data, you won’t get the desired result. I will explain in detail below which settings you need to make, so please read carefully!
How to use OP Auto Clicker?
You will see various settings on the program’s interface. When you fill in these settings correctly, you will be ready for use. For example, there is a box in the interface where you can enter 5 digits. You need to enter hours, seconds, minutes, and even milliseconds into each of these. The numbers you enter here determine when the process will be connected. For example, if you want it to be clicked 10 times per second, it will be enough to write 100 in the millisecond section.
Again, in the same window, you should choose the Random Offset setting to add small random delays to the cursor’s click speed, mimicking a human’s clicking speed. To reduce the risk of getting banned in games or bot-protected areas, you should select this option. Otherwise, you don’t need to use it. With Click Options, we choose the type of click and which button to use. By making the Mouse Button selection, we need to choose one of the Left, Right, or Middle button options. So, you should select the button you want to be clicked here.
The option just below this one is the Click Type, where we determine how many times to click. You can start by changing the single click or double click options on this selection. We also need to set how long the clicks will last. This is done with the Click Repeat setting. To control how long the clicking lasts, the program will click as many times as the number you enter in this box and then stop. If you select the Repeat Until Stopped option below, it will continue clicking indefinitely until you stop it. Actually, this is very useful and is the reason we use the program. However, still be careful when clicking on it. Otherwise, you might get stuck in a loop and have to shut down your computer. Of course, we can still say that this is the most commonly used option. Of course, there are other settings as well.
Cursor position :
This setting determines where the mouse will click. It is already selected, but if you want to enter a number as coordinates, you cannot use it in that case. So in this case, you will need to use Pick location.
Pick location :
It allows you to select a specific coordinate in the X and Y directions. When you press the button and click somewhere on the screen, the coordinates will automatically fill in the boxes. This makes your job a bit easier. Because no one can directly know the coordinates of the cursor.
The settings in the program are limited to these. But we have buttons at the bottom of the interface. The buttons here trigger the work or end the cursor movement.
Start (F6) :
It initiates the click action. The default shortcut is the F6 key. As you can see, it’s extremely easy. To stop it, you need to click the same button.
Hotkey setting :
It allows you to change the F6 key, which you will use to start and stop, to any other key you want. Actually, it’s better if you don’t use it at all. Because it makes you lose the habit of default behavior.
Record & Playback :
This is a more advanced feature that records mouse movements and clicks, allowing you to play them back in the same order later. If you don’t understand the settings, you can use this button to move the cursor once, and it will record it. And then it starts to perform the action you did on its own. When using this, it will be enough to just adjust the speed and click type, and press the F6 key. I hope it makes your job easier.