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Guide on utilizing multiple Autoclicks simultaneously, Auto Click 3.1

Master the Art of Using MULTIPLE AUTOCLICKS SIMULTANEOUSLY

Using Multiple Autoclicks Simultaneously

Discover how using multiple Auto Clicks simultaneously enhances your gaming experience, preventing boredom from continuous mouse clicks. Follow the four steps shared by Mytour below.

To save time, using multiple Auto Click 2.2 simultaneously is a sensible choice. In this article, we'll guide you on using multiple Autoclicks simultaneously. However, you can also use 3 or 4 Auto Clicks simultaneously.

Guide on utilizing multiple Autoclicks simultaneously, Auto Click 3.1

Master the Art of Using MULTIPLE AUTOCLICKS SIMULTANEOUSLY

Step 1: Open AutoClick. Continue to open Second AutoClick, the system will show an error, but you still press Ok to continue.

Step 2: Set up AutoClick
- Check Counter, below it enter 01. This button counts the number of clicks. Setting 01 means AutoClick will click only once.
- Auto Click Hotkey: Set a shortcut to start Autoclick

- Check Smart Click: The button with the function to record the mouse position you want it to click
- Record Hotkey: Set shortcuts to start and end recording
- In the Click Interval section: Set the click time. You can enter 1 for 1/10s, this speed is moderate.
To make 2 Autos work simultaneously, you must set different shortcuts for both. Here, for First Auto, I will set the start and record shortcuts as F2 - F4. For Second Auto, I will set the start and record shortcuts as F3 - F5.

Using Multiple Autoclicks Simultaneously

Step 3: For the first AutoClick, press the Verify button for the First Captcha tab, and the Second Auto is for the Verify button of the Second Captcha tab.

- For the First AutoClick: Press F4 to start Recording, click on Record at the top right corner of the screen, and drag to the Verify button of the First Captcha tab. Press F4 again to end the Recording.
- For the Second AutoClick: Press F5 to start Recording, click on Record and drag to the Verify button of the Second Captcha tab.

Step 4: Now, start solving the Captcha. For the First Captcha tab, press F2 to make the mouse click on the Verify button. For the Second Captcha tab, press F3 to make the mouse click on the Verify button.

You can perform similarly when working with 3 AutoClicks at once, just like above.

Here is a guide on using multiple Auto Clicks simultaneously. We hope that with this article, you can easily use multiple Autoclicks simultaneously to perform Captchas or other desired tasks. If you encounter any difficulties during the process, feel free to comment, and Mytour's technical team will assist you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of using multiple Auto Clicks simultaneously in gaming?

Using multiple Auto Clicks simultaneously enhances your gaming experience by reducing repetitive mouse clicks, which can lead to boredom. This method allows you to efficiently complete tasks like solving Captchas while maintaining engagement in the game.

How can I set up multiple Auto Clicks to work together effectively?

To set up multiple Auto Clicks, open each Auto Click and assign different shortcuts for each. For instance, set the first Auto's hotkeys as F2 and F4, while the second uses F3 and F5. This differentiation ensures smooth operation.

Is it possible to use more than two Auto Clicks at the same time?

Yes, it is possible to use three or even four Auto Clicks simultaneously. Just ensure that each Auto Click has unique hotkeys assigned to avoid conflicts, allowing you to manage multiple tasks without interruption.

What steps should I follow to record mouse clicks with Auto Clicks?

To record mouse clicks, first set up the Auto Click and assign your desired hotkeys. Then, press the designated record hotkey to begin recording. Move your mouse to the desired click location, and press the stop hotkey to finish recording.