Repository navigation
The click loop and the window have been rewritten. ClickBlitz now clicks at exactly the speed you set and needs far less CPU for it.
New in this release:
- The click speed is exact. 150 clicks per second used to come out as roughly 167; now it is 150.
- Much lower CPU usage: on my PC about 13% of one core at 150 clicks per second instead of a full core. Above roughly 800 clicks per second it still needs a full core.
- Hold mode: click only while the hotkey is held down.
- A keyboard key can be pressed instead of a mouse button.
- Settings are remembered in a
ClickBlitz.ininext to the executable. - ClickBlitz no longer reacts to its own clicks, so it cannot press its own buttons or minimize itself.
- The window is sharp on scaled displays.
Fixed:
- The Start button stayed disabled after a "stop after" run had finished.
- Mouse X1 as hotkey kept switching the autoclicker on and off by itself.
ClickBlitz.exe is the 32-bit build for Windows XP SP3 and later.
Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.2.0