A very simple Python auto clicker. Uses PyMouse to simulate mouse clicks and Tkinter for a GUI.
Very useful for a number of online games.
Installation
The only dependencies are on PyUserInput and Tkinter. For Ubuntu, this is as simple as
sudo apt-get install python-pip python-xlib python-tk
sudo pip install PyUserInput
Then you should be all set. You just run autoClickGUI.py to use the program.
Usage
At the moment, you use Left Shift to engage the clicking. This will be customizable in the future.
Clicks Per Second is how quickly you want it to click. For web-based games, do not go above 250.
MS of Random Delay places some randomness in the clicks. It will delay a random amount between 0 and the given number of milliseconds between each click. This is useful for avoiding anti-cheat system in online games.
Clicking Method is either Toggle or Hold. With Hold, you hold down the button to keep clicking. With Toggle, you press the button once to start and once to stop.
Apply Changes updates the program.
If you are averse to GUIs, there is a much more minimal command line version if you run autoClicker.py. It is also lacking a few of the options of the GUI.
The only supported platform at the moment is Linux (using X) and Python 2.7. This could be expanded in the future :)