Easy Auto Clicker (formerly H.F.P Auto-Clicker): Troubleshooting & Tips

Easy Auto Clicker (formerly H.F.P Auto-Clicker): Best Settings for Gaming

Click method: Single click for most games; use double-click only for menu/crafting actions.
Mouse button: Left click for primary actions, right click for secondary actions.
Interval (base): 100–300 ms for offline/idle games; 300–700 ms for online or games with anti-spam.
Random offset: Enable ±5–20% (e.g., 100 ms ±10–20 ms) to mimic human timing and reduce detection risk.
Repeat mode: Use continuous/toggle for long sessions; use fixed repeat count for short automated bursts.
Hotkeys: Assign a global toggle (start/stop) and a separate hotkey for pause/resume to avoid holding keys.
Click type: Use “hold” only when a sustained press is required (e.g., aiming/recoil control).

Test first: Run settings in a local sandbox or single-player mode to confirm timing and positioning.
CPU usage: Use higher intervals if your system lags; extremely low intervals (<50 ms) increase CPU and may drop clicks.
Coordinates vs. recorded macros: Use fixed coordinates for precise repetitive tasks; use recorder for sequences with movement but verify accuracy.

Avoid extreme CPS: Don’t set intervals below ~50 ms in online multiplayer — very high CPS is often detectable and banned.
Use variability: Randomized intervals and occasional manual interaction lower detection likelihood.
Check rules: Review the game’s terms of service — many games consider auto-clickers cheating even if undetectable.

Idle/offline grinding: Single click, left button, 120 ms base, ±10% random, toggle mode.
Online/resource tapping: Single click, left button, 400 ms base, ±15% random, continuous toggle.
UI/menu automation: Double click, left button, 200 ms base, no random (for consistent menu actions), fixed repeat counts.

If you want, I can convert these into exact settings you can paste into Easy Auto Clicker (interval in ms, offset, hotkey choices).