Any help greatly appreciated! import timeįrom pynput. The program is very useful among players or gamers. The output I get from printing 'click_nning' seems to change from true to false, but if that's happening then why doesn't the clicking start? I would imagine it has something to do with how it's a subclass of 'threading.Thread'? Or maybe I made the class wrong? Either way I've been working on it for a few days now and I feel like I have hit a wall trying to figure it out alone. Auto-Clicker is software that helps you to automate the clicking process. Most likely you will want to download the self-installing (.EXE) version and run it directly from your browser. You can choose whichever format you prefer. After installing the extension, navigate to the sites where you want the auto clicker to appear and configure the settings accordingly. Or, on your keyboard, press Alt + Shift + s. Auto clicker software downloads are provided in both self-installing EXE format and ZIP format. To use a 3rd party auto clicker on your Chromebook browser, you must first install the CTG Plugin extension on Google Chrome. I can't really understand why it doesn't work, but what I have made work so far is that 'click_nning' is changing from true to false, python listens to my keyboard, and the clicking works ONLY WHEN I set the 'nning' in the 'ClickMouse' class to true. Turn on automatic clicks At the bottom right, select the time. The code is meant to start/stop clicking when I hit 'ctrl + alt + i' and click once every 1 second. I'm trying to use pynput to make an autoclicker as my first project, but I'm having a tough time understanding why my code won't work.

How do you put on auto clicker