Autoclicker pausing the game?

[Barrel O'Nukes]

So I'm trying to get the 200 dino achievement for Gigantosaurus and it's going incredibly slowly - slowly as in it would probably take years and breaking multiple mice to do it without an autoclicker - and I've found it impossible to leave it running for more than ten minutes or so. I'll come back to the computer and find it's been paused due to clicking on the golden pterodactyl again (which for some reason seems to always be attracted to my clicker no matter what) or if it's on the other screen it'll click on the golden floaty thing.

Looking through the discussions it seems like other people use autoclickers just fine, so is there some specific spot I should leave it running to avoid all that, or a way to turn them off or something?

[ramsza]

Use the dino garden. Yes, there is a golden quantum charge there too, but it's easy to find places where it won't appear. E.g. the hill the T-Rex is standing on.

[Barrel O'Nukes]

Originally posted by ramsza:

Use the dino garden. Yes, there is a golden quantum charge there too, but it's easy to find places where it won't appear. E.g. the hill the T-Rex is standing on.

Nice, thanks! The hill works perfect, haven't been interrupted yet

[Cruors]

i notice the charge is purposefully aiming for your cursor when clicking as if to make it that you accidentally spend your gems or buy stuff, i was clicking and looking away and no matter where it bounces it redirects itself towards the cursor.

[Tobin]

The issue presents itself in the beyond as well, but it also pauses your missions if you click on it, so my 18 hour brown dwarf mission that I started last night is 10 minutes into it.

[Slowpokie]

I've found it best to figure out where the Decline button is on whatever message will pop up from whatever random thing is flying across the screen. Leave the cursor there when you start the auto clicker. You can't really stop stuff from going to where is being clicked, so when it does, if it's not something that is just auto collected without you spending Darwinium, it is declined and you then continue on with auto clicking.

[LuckyN13]

Well..

Theres a pretty easy way to get unlimited currency that is easily exploitable if you want. Ill give you a hint.... Use at your own risk. And by "risk" I mean, it'll destroy your sense of achievement in the game when you start exploiting.

The game is tied to your clock.

[๖ۣۜPredator]

dont click mouse buttons . use keyboard , my left 3 middle fingers pressing 4e 5r 6t , and on my right hand 7z 8u 9i (one finger on 2 buttons)

[muhchicken]

Use AutoHotKey (It is Free)

Use Notepad to copy and paste the stuff below the dashed line at the end of this comment and save the file with an AHK extension (Example. Cell-20ms-Clicker.ahk)
Note: Do not include the dashed line in your script...

You can adjust the milliseconds (ms) to whatever you want, but I experimented a lot on my i7-6700K computer and 20ms seemed optimal. If your hardware is older you may need to increase it to 30ms or even higher.

Once you have installed AutoHotKey and saved the file you created with a .AHK extension, you can double click the .AHK file to start it or you can right click the .AHK file and select Run Script. Then, with Cell to Singularity open you hold down the CTRL (Control) key and press F5 to start the script.
To pause the script you press the Pause key on your keyboard.
To resume the script you press the Pause key on your keyboard.
To quit the script you press the ESC (Escape) key.

Once you start this script and get it running you can mess around in the game and do what you want because this doesn't do Mouse clicks and won't select anything you don't want selected. This is why I love it so much!
Note: Just make sure you don't take your Mouse cursor outside of the game because changing focus to something that will accept letters typed on your keyboard will end up with a long string of LLLLLLLLLs in it considering this script types about 20 of the letter L per second.

Use this at your own risk and only if you are comfortable with doing this kind of thing. I make no warranties and won't provide any support for this method. I barely understand it myself...

Have fun!

----------------------------------------------
#NoEnv ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
; #Warn ; Enable warnings to assist with detecting common errors.
SendMode Input ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir% ; Ensures a consistent starting directory.

#SingleInstance, force
#MaxThreadsPerHotkey 2
^F5::
Toggle := !Toggle
while Toggle
{
Send, L

Sleep, 20 ; 20 milliseconds
}

{
Pause::Pause ; The Pause/Break key.
Esc::ExitApp ;Escape key will exit... place this at the bottom of the script
}

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