ClickMap v1.1.0

ClickMap v1.1.0

ClickMap now targets exact points instead of regions, keeps your cursor where it is when a key fires, and lets you see your targets on screen whenever you want.

✨ What's new

• Point targets — instead of dragging a box, click the exact spot you want. A crosshair follows the cursor with live coordinates; one click sets the point, then press the key to assign. Targets can be re-picked from the editor without deleting them.
• Cursor behaviour setting — choose what happens to your mouse when a target fires:
  • Click and put the cursor back (new default) — the click lands and the cursor ends where it was.
  • Click without touching the cursor — the cursor never moves at all (works with classic Win32 apps; WPF apps, games, and elevated windows ignore it).
  • Move the cursor to the target — the 1.0 behaviour.
• Show / Hide — toggle a persistent on-screen marker for any targets, labelled with their keys. Markers follow edits and disappear on delete.
• Multi-select — Ctrl/Shift-click, tick All, or press Ctrl+A. Show/Hide and Delete act on every selected target; Edit works on one at a time.
• Key labels on flash — click feedback and Show markers display the key that fires the target.
• Coordinates in the list — each target row shows its click type and point.

🐛 Fixes

• The old "send an absolute click without moving the cursor" option actually clicked wherever the cursor happened to be. Replaced by the cursor behaviour setting above.
• Tooltips rendered as empty boxes (light text on a light background). All tooltips are now legible, and the Edit / Show / Delete buttons explain themselves while disabled.
• The cursor-behaviour dropdown showed an internal type name instead of the option label.

⬆️ Upgrading from 1.0

Just run the new exe. On first launch it converts regions.json to targets.json — every region becomes its center point, which is exactly where 1.0 clicked — and keeps the old file as regions.json.migrated. Your settings carry over; the old "move cursor" preference maps to the matching cursor behaviour.

📥 Install

1. Download ClickMap-v1.1.0-win-x64.exe below.
2. Double-click to run — it's self-contained, so no .NET install is required.
3. A tray icon appears and the widget shows in the bottom-right.

The download is unsigned, so Windows SmartScreen may warn on first run. Click More info → Run anyway.

🖥️ Requirements

• Windows 10/11, 64-bit (x64)

📁 Where data is stored

Targets, settings, and logs live in %APPDATA%\ClickMap\.

⚠️ Responsible use

ClickMap synthesizes standard input for productivity and accessibility. Don't use it to violate the terms of service of games or other software.

Full changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0

ClickMap v1.0.0

ClickMap v1.0.0

The first release of ClickMap — a small always-on Windows widget that maps
keyboard keys to mouse clicks at saved screen regions. Press a key → a click fires
at the center of the region you assigned, system-wide.

✨ Features

• Define and save multiple screen regions by dragging a box on screen.
• Assign a key or hotkey (with Ctrl/Alt/Shift/Win) to each region.
• Per-region click type: left / right / middle / double.
• Always-on-top floating widget with a tray icon; remembers its position.
• Pause any time, plus a global panic key (default Ctrl+Alt+P).
• Conflict detection, flash preview, and optional visual/sound feedback.
• Optional launch at Windows startup.
• Reliable by design: single-instance, atomic config saves, corrupt-file recovery,
  and file logging.

📥 Install

1. Download ClickMap-v1.0.0-win-x64.exe below.
2. Double-click to run — it's self-contained, so no .NET install is required.
3. A tray icon appears and the widget shows in the bottom-right.

The download is unsigned, so Windows SmartScreen may warn on first run.
Click More info → Run anyway.

🖥️ Requirements

• Windows 10/11, 64-bit (x64)

📂 Where data is stored

Regions, settings, and logs live in %APPDATA%\ClickMap\.

⚠️ Responsible use

ClickMap synthesizes standard input for productivity and accessibility. Don't use it
to violate the terms of service of games or other software.