MClicker

MClicker is an autoclicker program built specifically for a particular version of Minecraft, 1.8.9, and aimed at the player versus player combat scene for that version. An autoclicker is a tool that automatically repeats mouse clicks for you, and this one is tuned for the fast clicking that competitive Minecraft combat and a movement technique called bridging require.

The README highlights a few specific features. An undetected mode tries to make the automatic clicks look more like a real person's clicking by varying the speed slightly, adding small random timing changes, and simulating the way a hand tires over time. A hold to click mode lets you trigger the clicker just by physically holding your mouse button down, instead of only using an on off toggle switch. The tool also supports switching between left click and right click modes on the fly using assigned keys, so you can move between combat and building or bridging without opening a settings window.

To run it you need Windows and Python version 3.10 or newer. Setup involves cloning the repository, installing three Python packages, customtkinter for the interface, pynput for capturing input, and Pillow for images, and then running the main script from the command line.

The project is written in Python, has no stars listed yet, and the README does not mention a license, so it is unclear what rights are granted to reuse or modify the code. Screenshots included in the README show a simple desktop application window with clicker settings and toggle options.