Trigger
Trigger is for repeated clicks or keystrokes, or temporarily holding a key. Choose the input, switch to the target
window, and press the start hotkey to begin. Press the same hotkey again to stop. The default is F8, and it works only
while the Trigger page is selected.
Choose the input
- Button: Select the left, middle, or right mouse button, or click Pick to capture a keyboard key or wheel direction. A custom input key cannot be the same as this page's start hotkey.
- Action: Repeat presses and releases the input repeatedly; Hold keeps it pressed until you stop. The wheel supports Repeat only.
- Cursor: Free performs mouse input at the pointer's current position; Lock uses a specified coordinate. To
pick a coordinate, move the pointer to the target, left-click to confirm, or right-click or press
Escto cancel. Coordinates span all monitors, so a screen to the left or above the primary display can have negative coordinates.
Repeat timing
The UI uses seconds with up to three decimal places. For example, 0.010 means 10 milliseconds.
- Period: Target interval between the starts of two inputs; defaults to
0.010seconds. - Press: How long each input stays down; defaults to
0.005seconds.0.000sends the press and release immediately. Hold and wheel input do not use this setting. - Jitter: Adds random variation around the target period. The range is
0%–50%, and the default is0%.
When Press is above zero, the minimum Period is Press plus 0.001 seconds, leaving time to release the input. When
Press is zero, the minimum Period is 0.001 seconds. Actual speed also depends on Windows scheduling, the target app,
and system load; the configured values do not guarantee an exact clicks-per-second rate.
Stopping and status
Press the start hotkey again while running to stop. The status bar at the bottom of the page shows running and error states. On stop, the app attempts to release any held inputs. Confirm the hotkey and input behavior in a safe window before using them in a game or another app.