Autoclicker
The Autoclicker fires the left and/or right mouse button at a randomized rate while the Minecraft window is focused. It includes GUI- and chest-aware safety checks so it pauses in menus and inventories.
Version support
Section titled “Version support”1.8.9 · 1.21.x · 26.1 · 26.2
Settings
Section titled “Settings”| Setting | Description | Range / Default |
|---|---|---|
| Left click | Enables the left-button autoclicker (requires the module to be Armed). | On |
| Min / Max CPS (left) | Randomized clicks-per-second window for the left button. | 1–25 / 8–12 |
| Right click | Enables the right-button autoclicker. Runs independently of the armed/left state. | Off |
| Min / Max CPS (right) | Randomized CPS window for the right button. | 1–25 / 10–14 |
| Randomization | Randomization mode: Basic (uniform distribution), Medium (Gaussian jitter), or Advanced (humanized drift, butterfly clicking doublets, and stamina drop-off). | Basic / Medium / Advanced (Medium) |
| Right only when holding block | Right-click only fires while you are holding a placeable block. | Off |
| Break blocks | Treats held left-click as mining intent and pauses clicking while breaking a block. | Off |
| Click in chests | Allows clicking inside chest/container GUIs (otherwise paused there). | Off |
Usage notes
Section titled “Usage notes”- The left autoclicker only runs when the module is Armed; the right autoclicker is independent so it can be used on its own.
- Clicking automatically pauses in inventories, crafting/anvil/furnace screens, and (unless Click in chests is on) chest GUIs. It also pauses when the system cursor is visible.
- Randomization modes:
- Basic: Flat uniform random selection within the configured Min/Max CPS window.
- Medium: Gaussian distribution clustered around mid CPS, touching window edges naturally.
- Advanced: Human-like click engine simulating physical PvP mechanics:
- Butterfly clicking doublets: Alternates between rapid secondary finger strikes and recovery resets, averaging to target CPS.
- Stamina drop-off: Prolonged sustained clicking builds up muscle fatigue (up to 25% drop-off), gradually lowering effective CPS until a brief pause allows recovery.
- Engagement rush: Brief 2–5 burst clicks upon clicking after an idle pause.
- Macro drift & debounce repeats: Wander target CPS smoothly every few seconds with occasional muscle-memory interval replication and micro-hesitations.