Post: Auto-Clicker [Boost YouTube Views to 301+] Release
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08-30-2013, 11:29 AM
#1
RobertDavis
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There are a few versions of this but I tried to make mine simple to use.
How To Use [W/YouTube]
1) Install the Auto-Clicker to your Computer
2) Use the number selector in the program to select how long you want the delay between clicks to be (seconds)
3) The mouse will click with an intermission, the intermission lasting how long you selected in the number selector
4) If you click with the mouse over the refresh button of a YouTube video, it will Automatically refresh the video
NOTE: If your video has around 0-301+ views then they most likely come in instant, but if the video has over 301+ views, it will take them a while to sync with the server.
Video - (rates and comments much appreciated) =3
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Thanks. :y:
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09-11-2013, 03:16 AM
#11
l3g3ndary
Gym leader
Originally posted by Pikachu
By the way, a timer acts like a thread. The timer is put to sleep once all actions are complete and then loops again. It's in a true state until declared stopped (Boolean false)
I'm not sure if I'm understanding you correctly but I'm talking about how I would correct his program not your PHP script. Cause his doesn't have a timer just a delay function like I mentioned earlier and instead of using the mouse it would press on the button by its self. And ask the user how many times he would like the button pressed and until the variable reaches to the amount it will stop pressing the button. I don't know how to write in PHP so if that's what you were referring to I can't say much cause I don't know PHP.
09-11-2013, 05:52 AM
#12
Pichu
PICHU.
PICHU.
Originally posted by l3g3ndary
I'm not sure if I'm understanding you correctly but I'm talking about how I would correct his program not your PHP script. Cause his doesn't have a timer just a delay function like I mentioned earlier and instead of using the mouse it would press on the button by its self. And ask the user how many times he would like the button pressed and until the variable reaches to the amount it will stop pressing the button. I don't know how to write in PHP so if that's what you were referring to I can't say much cause I don't know PHP.
Erm, what I used was not php, it was a C# example. I just the used the PHP BB code because the Code BB code does not work all too well on this forum.
I've been working with C# for 3 years now btw, I've gone through a book and I've taken a few programming courses.
No, trying to press the button itself would not be a proper nor conventional way to do it.
If you wish that I write this up in C#, I can if I have time tomorrow between classes.
09-11-2013, 09:36 AM
#13
Rath
Today Will Be Different
Originally posted by Pikachu
Erm, what I used was not php, it was a C# example. I just the used the PHP BB code because the Code BB code does not work all too well on this forum.
I've been working with C# for 3 years now btw, I've gone through a book and I've taken a few programming courses.
No, trying to press the button itself would not be a proper nor conventional way to do it.
If you wish that I write this up in C#, I can if I have time tomorrow between classes.
I've been working with C# for 3 years now btw, I've gone through a book and I've taken a few programming courses.
No, trying to press the button itself would not be a proper nor conventional way to do it.
If you wish that I write this up in C#, I can if I have time tomorrow between classes.
The Code BB code doesn't work for shit on any vBulletin forum, just thought I'd throw that out there. :p
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10-19-2013, 08:43 PM
#15
SNMT| Havoc
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