That's different from typical Win32 program input (has a message queue that looks for different message types to come in). Maybe you need a automation using a different one? I think DirectInput was a typical full screen game method. There are a few different ways to read and signal actions like clicking. Maybe they purposefully blocked auto clickers since then? I know there are 2 versions of Minecraft (I've never played it), and maybe it works in one but not the other? Java and the other one? Add -site: to the end of your search.ĭevelopment Idea Meta None Prototype Request Tutorial Update VideoĪndroid Cross-Platform Downloadable Flash HTML iOS Unity Webplayer WebGL It's very easy to exclude a specific site. Try an autoclicker and check out additional information: No games using real cryptocurrencies, NFTs, or blockchain Posts about a specific game must include the name of the game in the title, body, or comment Please refer to the expectations and guidelines for using this subreddit Spam will be removed and spammers will be banned, when in doubt, contact the mods about a link.
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