This is specifically for speedruns that use autoclickers, this is not for the standard any%. AutoHotKey is used because quite frankly the other free autoclickers suck due to how inaccurate they are. This script may be a bit bloated but it works well. Copy everything below this.

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0

#SingleInstance Force



; === CONFIGURATION ===

targetCPS := 10

intervalMs := 1000 / targetCPS

showTrayTip := true

playSound := false



; === STATE ===

running := false

nextClickTime := 0



; === HOTKEY ===

4::ToggleClicker()



ToggleClicker(*) {

    global running, intervalMs, nextClickTime, showTrayTip, playSound

    running := !running

    if (running) {

        nextClickTime := A_TickCount

        SetTimer(ClickLoop, 1)  ; short timer for precision

        if (showTrayTip)

            TrayTip("Autoclicker", "ON — Target " 1000/intervalMs " CPS", 1)

        if (playSound)

            SoundBeep(750, 100)

    } else {

        SetTimer(ClickLoop, 0)  ; use 0 (not "Off") to stop the timer in v2

        if (showTrayTip)

            TrayTip("Autoclicker", "OFF", 1)

        if (playSound)

            SoundBeep(400, 100)

    }

}



; Low-level mouse down/up using mouse_event (often accepted by games)

MouseLeftDown() {

    DllCall("mouse_event", "UInt", 0x0002, "UInt", 0, "UInt", 0, "UInt", 0, "UPtr", 0) ; MOUSEEVENTF_LEFTDOWN

}

MouseLeftUp() {

    DllCall("mouse_event", "UInt", 0x0004, "UInt", 0, "UInt", 0, "UInt", 0, "UPtr", 0) ; MOUSEEVENTF_LEFTUP

}



ClickLoop(*) {

    global intervalMs, nextClickTime, running

    if (!running)

        return



    currentTime := A_TickCount

    if (currentTime >= nextClickTime) {

        ; Ensure the game window is active — you should click into the game first.

        ; Perform a hardware-like left click (down, short sleep, up)

        MouseLeftDown()

        Sleep 12         ; short hold — tweak 8–20 ms if needed

        MouseLeftUp()



        nextClickTime += intervalMs

        ; compensate for drift

        drift := currentTime - nextClickTime

        if (drift > 0)

            nextClickTime -= drift

    }

}



AutoHotKey Script

Splits set up so that every split is for one unlocked panel; the names of the splits correspond to which wall they're on in relation to the button (Front/Right/Left/Rear, with the button on the front wall.)

Could be useful for anyone like me who doesn't do very well with remembering which panels drop in which sequence. So instead I can just look over at the timer and see where I need to go.

Apologies in advance for any typos.