Auto Clicker v1.1

Your device's resolution seem really small that's why it couldn't display the whole thing. You can try lower your DPI setting to get the text smaller. I didn't quite get your question but from what I understand is either 1 of these 2:
- You just want to randomize certain clicks in your cycle: for instance, you have 5 clicks in your cycle and you want to randomize click#2 and click#4 only; the rest keep them as is. In this case, all you have to do is to check the Randomize box in Click#2 and Click#4. Refer to the screenshots in my first post, you can see my settings and the click results. That works the same way.
- You want different random offsets for each click in your click cycle: unfortunately my script doesn't support this feature. 

Hi tinok, I have been attempting to add certain actions to your script after the click, such as "press backspace" after the click. My guess is that I need to add something like:
backspace = {}, just like click = {} and
backspace[#] = {location = Location(xcord#, ycord#), wait=wait#, rpt=continuous#}
under the respective click[#] line. The problem is I can't find code for the "backspace" action for android, nor am I sure about whether this code would work or not. Could you shed some light on this problem? Also, is there's a way to click/press backspace only once while repeating the actions? I noticed that when I run the script, the script auto-clicks numerous times (over 100 times) at one location at once.

You don't need to create another array. If you just want to press the "back" button after each click, just place it right in the while loop before the wait(). Like

while true do

for i=1,#clicks do

if(clicks[i].rand) then

math.randomseed(os.time())

math.random() ; math.random()

--randomOffset = math.random(-math.floor(offset/2),offset-math.floor(offset/2))

--randomOffset2 = math.random(-math.floor(offset/2),offset-math.floor(offset/2))

randomOffset = math.random(-offset,offset)

randomOffset2 = math.random(-offset,offset)

loc = Location(clicks[i].location:getX()+randomOffset,clicks[i].location:getY()+randomOffset2)

else

loc = clicks[i].location

end

print("Click "..i.."  ".."of "..#clicks)

if(clicks[i].rpt) then

print("Continuous click at:")

print(loc)

continueClick(loc,100)

else

print("Single click at:")

print(loc)

click(loc)

end

keyevent(4) --<<<<<<<<<<
wait(clicks[i].wait)

end

end
If you only want the script to press "back" after certain click# then you could use something like this:


if(i%3==0) then keyevent(4) end --will press back at click#3

Oh, I just noticed that you mean "backspace", then it should be


keyevent(67)
Refer to this link for full list of KeyEvent: developer.android.com/reference/android/view/KeyEvent.html#KEYCODE_DEL

Yeah probably I've learned a few magical skills after finish watching the Harry Potter series a couple months ago . Anyway, just a side note if you are planning to use that if clause if(i%3==0), the condition is true every 3 clicks (at #3, #6, #9...)

Are you using root or daemon?

AnkuLua always needs some time after a click or after a continueClick (I guess you've got continuous checked).
Root is not as fast as daemon, so if you're on root you might want to change to daemon

tried use beta feature did not work unfortunately still getting long delay I am attempting to use it for a progressive clicker game, might just need to write my own script with more touches in a loop.