A simple AFK clicker that allow to simulate keystrokes (mouse or keyboard) even if the window isn't focused.
Tested on windows using notepad and minecraft (afk fish farm :D).
Tested on linux using minecraft.
If you tested in another game/application please let me know opening an issue or even contribuiting making a pull request.
Just take the application PID from the task manager and call as python Main.py -p PID_NUMBER.
Or you can use the application name from task manager and call as python Main.py -n "APPLICATION NAME", remember that applications can have more than one name, take minecraft for example, in task manager you see as Java(TM) Platform SE binary but if you place this name it'll get an error while if you expand the task (an arrow beside its name) it'll show Minecraft 1.13.2 and that'll work.
Use the argument option -m or --mouse to choose the right or left click (1 for left and 2 for right).
Use the option -k or --key to choose the keyboard key Link to the list of windows virtual keys. Use the hexadecimal code, example, --key 0x46.
Use command python Main.py -h or python Main.py --help to show some help with command line arguments.
If you run without the -k or -m option, it'll do nothing. (modify the code as it suits you).
For minecraft users: press F3 + p to disable the pause menu when you change the focus (use windows key or alt + tab to change window).
Python 3 (tested with 3.12.0)
- For libraries check the file
requirements.txtor run the commandpip install -r requirements.txt.
- Python 3 (tested with 3.7).
- For libraries check the file
requirements.txtor run the commandpip install -r requirements.txt.- Maybe you need an extra lib called
win32gui>=221.6, could not test using python 3.7.
- Maybe you need an extra lib called
Run the command ./script.sh WINDOW_NAME MOUSE_BUTTON or bash script.sh WINDOW_NAME MOUSE_BUTTON.
If you are having any trouble try chmod +x script.sh to make it executable.
xdotool. Tested on manjaro.