Is there such a thing as a usb mouse that has a built in, very fast,

[CurrentlySober]

autoclick function when you hold the button down? A bit like when you hold a key on the keyboard and after a second or so, it goes eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...... ?

The only other thing would be that it would need to work on a mac.

I know about macros, applescripts, automator, and program downloads and all sorts of work arounds, but I'm curious if a hardware based solution exists. Just a simple cheap USB mouse that has this function BUILT IN?

Thanks in advance

[SBJ]

Originally Posted by CurrentlySober

The only other thing would be that it would need to work on a mac.

nothing works on mac

[davidCRM]

i guess it must be either a high-end gamer mouse but you're better off looking for a software that does this for you.
also, you should boycott shampoo and demand real poo.

[shake]

You could just tape a vibrator to it

[SilentKnight]

Hire a midget to go 'beep' on cue.

[CurrentlySober]

Originally Posted by davidCRM

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also, you should boycott shampoo and demand real poo.

I'm currently lobbying for a name change of an animal to a 'Sham'... Then I can really go to town

[CurrentlySober]

But seriously... Are there Really NO hardware solutions?

[Dead]

Edit, not sure of any hardware

[CurrentlySober]

Originally Posted by Dead

Edit, not sure of any hardware

Thanks anyway. I'm surprised that there isn't something readily available. I'm not a gamer, but Id have thought with how popular gaming is that a budget version of something that works should be out there somewhere.

To clarify, I'm not expecting something for nothing, but I'm obviously not gonna pay 200+ or so, but I'm happy to chuck 50 at it it without a second thought. Perhaps just a mouse with a switch on it, that when enabled makes it auto click when the buttons held down?

[Dead]

Originally Posted by CurrentlySober

Thanks anyway. I'm surprised that there isn't something readily available. I'm not a gamer, but Id have thought with how popular gaming is that a budget version of something that works should be out there somewhere.

To clarify, I'm not expecting something for nothing, but I'm obviously not gonna pay 200+ or so, but I'm happy to chuck 50 at it it without a second thought. Perhaps just a mouse with a switch on it, that when enabled makes it auto click when the buttons held down?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sumvision%C.../dp/B018ENNBGY

Do a search for Rapid Fire Mouse for Mac.....Definitely looking at gaming mouse for that function....and you can afford the one i linked

[CurrentlySober]

Originally Posted by Dead

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sumvision%C.../dp/B018ENNBGY

Do a search for Rapid Fire Mouse for Mac.....Definitely looking at gaming mouse for that function....and you can afford the one i linked

Thankyou. The phrase 'Rapid Fire' is the key that has opened the door to me to find out more. THANKS

[CurrentlySober]

Originally Posted by Dead

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sumvision%C.../dp/B018ENNBGY

Only problem with that mouse is that it isn't clear if the auto click / rapid fire button works straight out of the box, or requires the accompanying software to enable it. The software only works on the windows platform, not on OS X.

Shame, but again, thanks

[VRPdommy]

Button actions are a function of the software interpreter/driver, not the hardware.
Fairly sure you can find some open source coding out there if you look.

[Matt-ADX]

Originally Posted by CurrentlySober

Only problem with that mouse is that it isn't clear if the auto click / rapid fire button works straight out of the box, or requires the accompanying software to enable it. The software only works on the windows platform, not on OS X.

Shame, but again, thanks

Gaming mice will have this. Those mice come with their own software that allows you to customize them. I had one and it had a tonne of settings. Razer makes some great mice.

[RyuLion]

[Dead]

Originally Posted by CurrentlySober

Only problem with that mouse is that it isn't clear if the auto click / rapid fire button works straight out of the box, or requires the accompanying software to enable it. The software only works on the windows platform, not on OS X.

Shame, but again, thanks

From the site...

Q: I have a macbook air and why won't the settings for the mouse come up?
A: You need to download the software, which could potentially not work on a Mac, but i will link you the website anyway.
http://www.sumvision.com/product/Nemesis_kata/kata.html


Damn, yeah mac can prove to be a bitch to find interface with peripherals. Ill ask a couple OS X users that game and see if I can come up with a solution.

[CurrentlySober]

Originally Posted by RyuLion

Thanks but thats for windows, not OS X

Originally Posted by Dead

From the site...

Q: I have a macbook air and why won't the settings for the mouse come up?
A: You need to download the software, which could potentially not work on a Mac, but i will link you the website anyway.
http://www.sumvision.com/product/Nemesis_kata/kata.html

Again, thanks but that's another .exe file - They don't seem to have a mac version...

Originally Posted by Dead

Damn, yeah mac can prove to be a bitch to find interface with peripherals. Ill ask a couple OS X users that game and see if I can come up with a solution.

Appreciate you trying

[CurrentlySober]

Again, many thanks for all those who have tried to help, but like I said in my OP,

I know about macros, applescripts, automator, and program downloads and all sorts of work arounds, but I'm curious if a hardware based solution exists. Just a simple cheap USB mouse that has this function BUILT IN?

One thats built in and not reliant on seperate software is what I really want to get hold of

[freecartoonporn]

i was going to say macros .,

back in day, i created .exe file using macros when put on specific location will do continues clicking.,

but i guess you need hardware thingy.

good luck,.

[just a punk]

Originally Posted by shake

You could just tape a vibrator to it