this project is not finished yet, but the script works fine when running the game on a 108ß primary monitor development might be as slow as a snail climbing mount everest
Are you tired of clicking and clicking? Have you already developed carpal tunnel syndrome from opening cards for 4 hours?
This simple script buys new cards and opens them for you.
you need to install python and pynput on your computer to run this script
to run the file you have type "autoklicker.py" into your Windows terminal and then press 'w'
the button coordinates are coded for your primary monitor to have 1080p you can adjust the button coordinates yourself if you have a different screen resolution to find your own button coordinates you can just make a screenshot of the game and open it in paint the current mouse coordinates are displayed in the bottom left corner
If you have any questions, hit me up
not yet planned, maybe I'll fix typos in this readme, but tbh this is just a quick little project for personal usage, and nothing to showcase
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