Keywizard script supports a variety of script function statements, including keyboard keystroke, mouse click, mouse movement, control, string input, delay and other action cycles: each action can be cycled, and you can define the cycle of hot keys to stop the action, or you can define the number of cycles or the cycle time yourself. Other features: all hotkeys can be valid for the specified window, so that the action will not be automatically performed when switching windows; Each action generates a script file, which experts can edit themselves to realize powerful macro buttons.

After you know how to use the script, you must want to know how the script is made, right? Below we will introduce the method of making mouse click script step by step.

Step 1: Create a new script and enter the script editor.

Click the "New" button in the toolbar above to create a new script.

Step 2: Insert the command clicked with the left mouse button.

Find "Mouse Command" in the basic command panel on the left side of the editor. After expanding this panel, we will see the command of mouse action. We select "left click" and execute 1 times, and then press the "insert" button to see the "left click" command in the script editing interface on the right!

Step 3: Set the script and click it repeatedly.

We hope that this script can automatically repeat the operation, that is, repeat the action of "left click", which needs to be set in the script properties, as shown in Figure 9, and the script loop is set to "loop until the stop key is pressed".

Step 4: Save the script and enjoy it.

After the script is made successfully, you can save the script for use! Let's change the description of the script to "My left-click connector", and then click "Save and Exit", so that the script is made successfully.