Grim Clicker

Grim Clicker

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Grasshopper Aug 24, 2021 @ 4:46pm
mouse button autoclick
I have a logitech g502, and I set a macro for the side button to autoclick when pressed, but it does not work in the game. Anybody know what im doing wrong?
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Alketal Aug 24, 2021 @ 5:19pm 
G600 user here. Do I understand correctly that the autoclick macro works everywhere, but when you hover over the Grim Clicker window, it stops clicking?

Try to place another window of another program next to Grim Clicker for testing. For example, Paint. Select the "Pen" tool and move the cursor around - and you will immediately see if autoclicks work. Then move the cursor to the Grim Clicker window without releasing the side button - if autoclicks don't work, then this is really strange.
Grasshopper Aug 24, 2021 @ 6:01pm 
Yes it works in other programs, and I even use it on another game on steam "Idle Champions". Strange that this game doesn't work with my autoclick macro. I tried what you said, and no it stops working inside the window for grim clicker
Last edited by Grasshopper; Aug 24, 2021 @ 6:02pm
Alketal Aug 24, 2021 @ 6:24pm 
Oh, google for "How to fix your Logitech macro if its not working in game but on you desktop".

Post #3 and post #1 have 2 different solutions - try them in this order. Something tells me that Logitech Gaming Software thinks that since Grim Clicker is a game, you need to use specific game profile for it, so the solution from post #3 is more likely.
Grasshopper Aug 24, 2021 @ 7:51pm 
no that didnt seem to work. :\

which button are you using for autoclick?
Alketal Aug 25, 2021 @ 2:07am 
That side button on the right of the "right mouse button". It had "G-shift" function by default on my mouse.
Grasshopper Aug 25, 2021 @ 6:14am 
I just tried with my razor mouse and software with a macro, and it works. I think my logitech ghub software is the problem for me. I will reinstall it and try again, I will report back later today when I am at home to update if that fixed it.
Alketal Aug 25, 2021 @ 6:23am 
"Logitech Gaming Software" is the wierdest software I have evr seen. Once it marked both mouse buttons as "unassigned action". It was... interesting evening, because it was the only mouse I had at the time.

Still, this story had some educational benefits: it turns out that Win10 can emulate mouse movement and clicks. Only that saved me.
Kosiciel Aug 26, 2021 @ 7:42am 
I use Logi mouse without any software (only made sure to poll USB at 500 Hz), but it's old vet - MX518. Oh, and Win7 64.
Archan Aug 26, 2021 @ 12:18pm 
As possible problem with mouse marco doesn't catched by game, is that game expects to see keyDown & keyUp events in separate ticks: seems in single tick it's think that no key was pressed.

In simple words: put delay between down&up in macros, then it'll work fine
Alketal Aug 26, 2021 @ 12:24pm 
Oh, that might be the case. I completely forgot about it until Archan reminded about it. In my macro there are delays between the individual events of pressing and releasing the button - perhaps that's why it works.
Grasshopper Aug 26, 2021 @ 6:06pm 
Im not sure the logitech software allows this, but I found auto click software for windows, and it is working now with my logitech mouse. :steamthumbsup:
RogueSeraph257 Oct 25, 2021 @ 1:04am 
I use the same mouse, I don't have any issue with the autoclick macro. Mine is set on the topmost leftside button, dpi down.
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