Release 1.0.0

VxClick 1.0.0

VxClick 1.0.0 is the first complete Windows release of the precision automation stack.

Downloads

Package	Use case
VxClick_1.0.0_x64-setup.exe	Recommended Windows installer
VxClick.exe	Portable executable
VxClick_1.0.0_x64_en-US.msi	MSI deployment/install package

Official release page: VxClick 1.0.0 on GitHub.

Included in 1.0.0

• Precision auto clicker with CPS and interval control
• Left, right, middle, X1 and X2 mouse buttons
• Toggle, hold and once hotkey behavior
• Randomized intervals and burst clicking
• Current-cursor, fixed-position and multi-point targeting
• Native global Windows hotkeys and Emergency Stop
• Macro Studio with native recording, persistence, editing and QPC playback
• Key, mouse and chord remapping with process scopes
• Sandboxed Lua validation and execution workflow
• Foreground-process profile auto switching
• Precision benchmark telemetry, local diagnostics and crash/performance logs
• GitHub update checking and Windows release bundles

Timing architecture

The clicker uses QueryPerformanceCounter, absolute deadlines and bounded hybrid sleep/yield/spin waiting. Scheduling is kept outside the UI thread, and long stalls are re-anchored rather than converted into large catch-up bursts.

See Timing Engine for the implementation design.

Verification

The final 1.0.0 source state passed the Windows CI pipeline including frontend build, Rust formatting checks, core compilation, 27 unit tests, Clippy with warnings denied and the Tauri compile check.

License

VxClick 1.0.0 is released under the MIT License.

Copyright (c) 2026 Vxiey

See the full License page or the repository LICENSE file.

Safety

Emergency Stop requests automation cancellation and performs best-effort release of VxClick-held synthetic inputs.

VxClick does not include anti-cheat bypass, anti-detection, process injection or stealth functionality. You are responsible for following the rules and terms of service of the applications you automate.