Xclicker 2.6 Direct
class SmartClicker: def (self): self.running = False self.thread: Optional[threading.Thread] = None self.pattern = ClickPattern()
print("\nReady! Press F6 to start clicking with smart patterns.") keyboard.wait('esc') if == " main ": main() Integration with xclicker 2.6 To add this to existing xclicker 2.6: xclicker 2.6
@dataclass class ClickPattern: delay_min: float = 0.05 delay_max: float = 0.15 jitter_px: int = 3 burst_count: int = 1 burst_pause: float = 0.5 hold_duration: float = 0.05 random_order: bool = False class SmartClicker: def (self): self
def start(self): if not self.running: self.running = True self.thread = threading.Thread(target=self.click_loop, daemon=True) self.thread.start() print("[✓] Smart clicker started") print(f" Delay: self.pattern.delay_min-self.pattern.delay_maxs") print(f" Jitter: ±self.pattern.jitter_pxpx") print(f" Burst: self.pattern.burst_count clicks") Modify xclicker's main
# 1. Install dependencies pip install pyautogui keyboard 3. Modify xclicker's main.py to import: from smart_clicker import SmartClicker, ClickPattern Alternative: JSON Configuration File // click_patterns.json
# Load patterns from config import json with open('click_patterns.json') as f: patterns = json.load(f) clicker = SmartClicker() clicker.pattern = ClickPattern(**patterns['human_like']) clicker.start()
