Now Clicking Automatically at Multiple Screen Locations is easy and fun with Auto Mouse Click Utility. You can Auto Click, Scroll, Move Mouse and even type as and when required easily by creating a Macro Script. Yes you can even Auto Click at fixed Screen Location numerous times or simply Auto Click at multiple Screen Locations. The given below screenshot displays a Macro Script which when executed clicks at different screen locations.
Each Screen Location is identified by Screen Co-Ordinates or in other words Pixel Location. Note that in the above screenshot, there are 8 different actions added to the Macro Script. Few of the Automation Actions in the above Macro Script are to Click at Screen Location identified by X and Y Screen Co-Ordinates. Other Macro Actions offer allow you to Automate other Human Actions like double click with Mouse, Scrolling Mouse Up, etc. There are various other Automation Actions available in this Automatic Mouse Clicking Software. Another post of this blog titled Auto Click and Type offers details on what other Mouse and Keyboard Actions are available in this Automatic Mouse Clicking Software. Rest of this post talks about what are Screen Co-Ordinates, how to Auto Click at Multiple Locations by creating Simple Script and more.
Every Pixel on your Windows Computer Screen is identified by Numbers. In case you are using a Multiple Monitor Windows Computer, the values of Screen Co-ordinates start at the top left corner of your Primary Monitor and the X co-ordinate values increase by 1 for every pixel when moving towards bottom of the screen. Similarly the value of Y co-ordinate increases by 1 for every pixel when moving towards right hand side. The total number of pixels are identified by Screen Resolution. The given below screenshot visualizes the Screen co-ordinates for a Windows Computer Screen.
The above Screen Co-Ordinate system makes sure that each Pixel Location on your Windows Computer has a unique identifier. In order to confirm your understanding of your Windows Screen Co-ordinate system, do have a close look at the status bar of the Auto Mouse Click Software which displays the co-ordinates of your current mouse cursor position.
In order to Auto Click at Multiple Screen Locations, you need to tell the Software about the number of Mouse Clicks to do and Screen Location of every Mouse Click. Adding Mouse Clicks to the Macro Script is easy with a configurable keyboard shortcut available at the bottom of the software. As displayed in the given below screenshot, the keyboard shortcut F6 has been Assigned to pick Screen Location of current Mouse Cursor location and add a Mouse Click to the Script. The Screen Co-ordinates are ignored for Automation Actions which do not require them like Scroll Mouse, Type Keys on Keyboard, Open Website, etc.
Once you have added Multiple Mouse Clicks to the Script, you can execute the Script. Executing the Script would instruct this Windows Automation Software to Automatically Click at the pre-defined screen locations. Yes there are lots of video tutorials available in the software to easily get you started.
The given below steps outline to procedure to get started with this Automatic Mouse Clicking Software. You can also visualize the steps as Record Mouse Clicks, Save Mouse Clicks in a Macro Script File and then execute the Script File and in turn Automate Mouse Clicking at Multiple Locations.
Apart from Clicking at Multiple Locations, you can use this software to Automate lots of other commonly used tasks on Windows. Few of the other Windows Automation Actions supported by this Software are as enumerated below.
Yes there is still many more features in this nifty Free to download & try Application for Windows. When using the Automatic Mouse Clicking for a Desktop Game, Direct X Game or any other MMORPG Game, running the Auto Mouse Click Software as Administrator offers complete control of the Game. For sending Automated Mouse Clicks to browsers or other Application running under the signed on Account, you can use the Version Selector and run this Windows Automation Application under signed on user credentials.
There are no limitations in the number of Mouse Clicks you can add to any given Script. In case you want to repeatedly Click at large number of Screen Locations, do consider using the Embedded Macro Recording feature. Yes you can even divide your Mouse Clicks in multiple Macro Script Files and execute any Macro Script from any other Macro Script.