Clicker program? Or a QoL change.

[Greymantle.9168]

So I felt the need to cash in all those fancy furniture coins from SAB (almost 4k), and found that you can't select a whole stack...is that as intended? One...Buy...Yes...Two...Buy...Yes...four hundred sixy five...Buy...Yes...Two thousand six hundred and four...Buy...Yes. I don't suppose there's a change for that, or some program that can aid in speeding it up, without killing my mouse lol.

[Liewec.2896]

you can find loads of clicker programs with a quick google search :) most of them allow you to bind a key or an extra mouse button to rapidly click,

it really does help with things like tome of knowledge spamming :D

[Strider Pj.2193]

> @"Liewec.2896" said:

> you can find loads of clicker programs with a quick google search :) most of them allow you to bind a key or an extra mouse button to rapidly click,

> it really does help with things like tome of knowledge spamming :D

 

Tome of knowledge spamming isn't needed anymore:

 

https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Miyani

 

Also? Clicker programs would be against the TOS as per descriptions about macros. One key press needs to = one action.

[Zaklex.6308]

Besides, if your mouse can't handle those clicks then I'd say you got ripped off on your mouse...I've been using the same one since day 1, a standard issue Alienware/Dell and it's held up just find through a few million clicks and then some.

[TexZero.7910]

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/14204/windows-7-use-mouse-keys-to-move-mouse-pointer

 

Now you're a pro at opening things, and it doesn't even require a macro.

[Nemo.5609]

The only safe way that I know of is to bind the mouse wheel up/down to mouse click with a clicker program. This way you can spin your mouse wheel instead of clicking - you are doing one action to make one action. All that's left is to position the in-game window in such a way so that the stack of coins stays right where the Yes button of the confirmation window will appear - in this way you don't have to move your mouse at all.

[Strider Pj.2193]

> @"Nemo.5609" said:

> The only safe way that I know of is to bind the mouse wheel up/down to mouse click with a clicker program. This way you can spin your mouse wheel instead of clicking - you are doing one action to make one action. All that's left is to position the in-game window in such a way so that the stack of coins stays right where the Yes button of the confirmation window will appear - in this way you don't have to move your mouse at all.

 

 

I like that idea. The wheel 'press' I have bound to something else, but the up/down? Nice. Thanks for the idea!

 

 

[Sarge shot Grif.6450]

> @"Nemo.5609" said:

> The only safe way that I know of is to bind the mouse wheel up/down to mouse click with a clicker program. This way you can spin your mouse wheel instead of clicking - you are doing one action to make one action. All that's left is to position the in-game window in such a way so that the stack of coins stays right where the Yes button of the confirmation window will appear - in this way you don't have to move your mouse at all.

 

This is what I do when I tome up a new toon or open my sw riba bags, such a time and finger strain saver.

[Ayrilana.1396]

What I did was bind the left click to the mouse wheel for both directions using auto hotkey. Pretty much what a couple others have mentioned.

[JaddynnStarr.5201]

most Logitech keyboards come with built in macros you can assign to G-keys... assign one to act as a mouse click. then set it to repeat on toggled