Table of Contents

1. About The Project
   • Built With
2. Getting Started
   • Prerequisites
   • Installation
3. Usage

About The Project

I just wanted to make a somewhat simple auto clicker using JavaFX as the user interface.

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Built With

This program uses JavaFX to render all UI elements and track interaction with the app. JNativeHook is used as a keyboard listener in order to allow hotkeys to stop and start the auto clicker.

• JavaFX
• JNativeHook

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Getting Started

Follow these instructions if you want to use this app.

Prerequisites

(This onely applies if not using the jar file)

This application relies on JNativeHook 2.2.2 or newer.

• The most recent version of JNativeHook can be found here. Download the relevant jar file.

Installation

To run this auto clicker, you can either compile the files yourself in a program such as IntelliJ, or you can just run the attached jar file.

Compiling Locally (through IntelliJ):

• Run git clone https://github.com/jasdrive/JavaFX_GUI_AutoClicker.git
• Open the src folder in IntelliJ.
• On IntelliJ, go file -> Project Structure -> Modules -> Dependencies.
• Directly beneath "Module SDK" select the + icon and find your JNativeHook.jar file.
• Add the file to the dependency list, ensure the box "Export" is checked, apply and close.
• You can now compile src/GUI/RenderGUI's main method which will run the program.

Running the jar (To be added):

• Download the .jar file for the project
• Run the file.

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Usage

This is just meant to be a simple auto clicker that allows custom inputs for speed.

Use it however you see fit, feel free to open issues or submit requests.

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