In вЂњHotkey,вЂќ you set which key on your keyboard you want to start and stop the automatic click.In вЂњSettingsвЂќ you will see three more settings that could affect the behavior of the software. There are other settings that you can do with GS Auto Clicker. You can play the clicks by starting: click on the button in the main window or press F8 or the corresponding hotkey that you set in the вЂњHotkey.вЂќ (see next steps).Do this process again and again up until you have recorded all the clicks necessary, then end the recording by clicking вЂњOK.вЂќ.Click on the вЂњPick pointвЂќ button to record a click.On the window that appears, click on the box in front of вЂњRecord and replay multiple clicksвЂќ to activate the recording function.Open the вЂњOptionsвЂќ menu and choose вЂњRecordingвЂќ and then click вЂњMultiple clicksвЂќ.GS Auto Clicker would record individual clicks. Do this if you want to perform multiple clicks on specific points on your screen. You can record clicks and play it as well.

Press вЂњF8вЂќ on your keyboard to start GS Auto Clicker.

Here is also where you simulate the click until you deactivate the program automatically or you can set it to вЂњRepeat until stoppedвЂќ.

In the section вЂњRepeat,вЂќ you can set how often a click should be repeated and the interval between clicks.

This is also where you can set whether the pointer is to be fixed while clicking. Under вЂњOptionsвЂќ determine which mouse to click and whether set it to either single or double click.

Click on вЂњOptionsвЂќ in the main window and select вЂњClickingвЂќ.

Before you can start off simulating your mouse clicks, you must set up the tool, and to do this, follow the steps below.

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