AutoClicker | spams clicks on the selected Coordinates

in adafruit_hid.mouse you have to Send USB HID reports before you use the LEFT_BUTTON so you have to put a variable at the start of your code like this

LEFT_BUTTON = 1 for the LEFT MOUSE BUTTON

RIGHT_BUTTON = 2 for the RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON

MIDDLE_BUTTON = 4 for the MIDDLE MOUSE BUTTON

so your code will be like this:

You don't really have all the code here, but I'm guessing the method in the clicker thread probably looks something like

• Create a Singleton Mouse Object with default browser listeners iterable Methods for
  "mousedown" "mouseup" "mouseover" Events.
• Afterwards assign to your Singleton additional non-enumerable properties:
  isDown (Boolean) to handle if the mouse is down or up
  autoClick (Function) that will trigger on the "mouseover" event.
• Assign your enumerable keys ("EventTypes") method in a forEach manner to the Window.document object

Try this way:

There isn't anything wrong with your code but you probably didn't notice anything happening because there wasn't anything in particular to notice. Try doing this:

1. The value you input in time interval is the time the auto clicker pauses before clicking anything so set it to something like 2 sec.

2. Choose left click and click go

3. Now within 2 sec move your mouse cursor to an app on your desktop and now that app will be selected after 2 sec

I figured it out the on_click event fires once when the key is pressed and once when it is released thats why:

This is generally happening due to permission limitation, give enough permission to the folder you save to

As you can see it is stuck in

System.Drawing.Image.Save

the good practice to start with giving Everyone full control, then after test and pass try to reduce the permission.

When saving a file, you should provide a full path including the Directory, folder, file, and file extension. Example: C:\abcd\filename.bmp

Out of subject but good to mention: Also, consider you are dealing with external resources so there will be a delay of input and output, it is recommended to put after saving command Thread.Delay(someseconds) as well, especially, if you save and use the saved file by another code directly (like dealing with temp files).

The immediate issue is that the else statement is incorrectly formatted in your JS code, if you add braces around the else (or remove braces from the if statement completely) it should work:

The problem is most likely that your mouse click accidentally suspends processing in the console window in which PowerShell is running if the mouse pointer happens to be over the console window's client area when you run the script.

(Left-)clicking on a console window puts it in select mode (for copying screen content to the clipboard) and that implicitly suspends the running shell / program; any keypress (other than a modifiers-only one) - such as Control-C in your case - exits this mode.

If you move the mouse pointer away from your console window and then launch your script, your script will run to completion.

Note that the clicks are then likely to activate a different window, and if that window overlaps the console window, the clicks will keep obscuring (part of) your console window. To eliminate that effect, hide all windows other than the console window first.