-- Create the configuration menu local function OpenMenu() local DermaPanel = vgui.Create("DFrame") DermaPanel:SetPos(100, 100) DermaPanel:SetSize(200, 100) DermaPanel:SetTitle("Auto Clicker") DermaPanel:MakePopup()
-- Configuration local clickDelay = 0.01 -- Delay between clicks in seconds local enabled = false
local ChangeDelayButton = vgui.Create("DButton") ChangeDelayButton:SetParent(DermaPanel) ChangeDelayButton:SetText("Increase Delay") ChangeDelayButton:SetPos(5, 80) ChangeDelayButton:SetSize(90, 25) ChangeDelayButton.DoClick = function() clickDelay = clickDelay + 0.01 delayText:SetText("Delay: " .. clickDelay .. " seconds") end gmod auto clicker
local ToggleButton = vgui.Create("DButton") ToggleButton:SetParent(DermaPanel) ToggleButton:SetText("Enable") ToggleButton:SetPos(5, 30) ToggleButton:SetSize(190, 25) ToggleButton.DoClick = function() enabled = !enabled if enabled then ToggleButton:SetText("Disable") else ToggleButton:SetText("Enable") end end
Creating an auto clicker in Garry's Mod (GMod) involves writing a script that automates the clicking process, allowing for rapid and precise clicks without manual intervention. This can be particularly useful in scenarios like repetitive tasks in custom gamemodes or for exploiting mechanics in specific game modes. However, remember to use such scripts responsibly and in compliance with the game's rules and terms of service. -- Create the configuration menu local function OpenMenu()
-- You can simulate a mouse click using: -- gui.MouseClick() -- Not directly accessible in GM
local delayText = vgui.Create("DLabel") delayText:SetParent(DermaPanel) delayText:SetPos(5, 60) delayText:SetText("Delay: 0.01 seconds") This can be particularly useful in scenarios like
-- Open the menu on "use" key press hook.Add("KeyPress", "AutoClickerMenu", function(ply, key) if key == IN_USE then OpenMenu() end end)
-- The main think function to handle the clicking hook.Add("Think", "AutoClicker", function() if enabled then local curTime = CurTime() if curTime >= nextClick then -- Perform the click action here -- For demonstration, print to console; replace with actual click code print("Auto Click!")