Documentation
How ClickTray works
Every screen, every control and every setting, written from the app as it actually ships. If something here disagrees with what is on your machine, the app is right and this page is stale — tell us.
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Getting started
Getting startedInstall ClickTray, get through the installer, and find it in your system tray.The main windowThe sidebar, the four utility panels, Profiles and Settings.Stopping a sessionFour ways to halt a running session, and which one to rely on.The system trayClosing the window does not quit ClickTray — here is what the tray icon does.
Utilities
Auto ClickerInterval or CPS clicking, a sustained hold, a fixed point or a route, with humanized timing.Key PresserRepeat a key, hold a key, cycle a sequence, or type a string at a set rate.Macro RecorderRecord mouse and keyboard, edit the step list, then replay it as many times as you like.Stay AwakeThree ways to keep a PC from sleeping, only two of which touch your input.
Configuration
Humanized timingWhat Timing variation, Curved cursor travel and Spread clicks over an area actually do.Pixel and image triggersWatch the screen for up to sixteen things, and click, keep running or stop when one shows up.Presets and profilesEight shipped starting points, and how to export or import a configuration.SettingsEvery row in Settings, top to bottom.How ClickTray is fundedThe bandwidth sharing that pays for the app, and what happens when you turn it off.UpdatesHow new versions arrive, and what an update does to a running session.
Help & reference
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