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<blockquote data-quote="PvM King" data-source="post: 1350212" data-attributes="member: 231843">I know the answer to thisHey man, I've got the absolute solution for your autocicker, mind you that this clicks every second interval you choose, must be whole numbers though =[ Anyways, pre-downloaded into your Mac is a program called &quot;applescript&quot; When you type in this code displayed here: This code means that it will take over your mouse clicker and click at 1 second intervals, to change the speed of the interval change the &quot;return 1&quot; to &quot;return (number here)&quot; There are some other things which you have to keep in mind though, go into your settings &gt; universal access and turn mousekeys on, this stops you from typing, and secondly while in the same menu check the box which states &quot;Allow assistive devices....etc&quot; once done, save the applescript file as application format, name it whatever you want &amp; check the box &quot;stay open&quot;Now search in finder for your specified application name, place the mouse in the area where you wish it to click and you're off! A free, virus-safe, pre-downlaoded autoclicker in your computer! Have fun and ask me anything else I'LL ANSWER. I am actually A representative for Mac so I know alot about the technology, if this doesn't work I'll test it myself again and see what I left out, -King</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PvM King, post: 1350212, member: 231843"] [b]I know the answer to this[/b] Hey man, I've got the absolute solution for your autocicker, mind you that this clicks every second interval you choose, must be whole numbers though =[ Anyways, pre-downloaded into your Mac is a program called "applescript" When you type in this code displayed here: This code means that it will take over your mouse clicker and click at 1 second intervals, to change the speed of the interval change the "return 1" to "return (number here)" There are some other things which you have to keep in mind though, go into your settings > universal access and turn mousekeys on, this stops you from typing, and secondly while in the same menu check the box which states "Allow assistive devices....etc" once done, save the applescript file as application format, name it whatever you want & check the box "stay open" Now search in finder for your specified application name, place the mouse in the area where you wish it to click and you're off! A free, virus-safe, pre-downlaoded autoclicker in your computer! Have fun and ask me anything else I'LL ANSWER. I am actually A representative for Mac so I know alot about the technology, if this doesn't work I'll test it myself again and see what I left out, -King [/QUOTE]

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