Describe the feature
In addition to accessibility permission user can select to make Klick'r click through adb commands (using Shizuku or Wi-Fi debugging on Android 11+ to not use the pc) on required positions. This can be selected from general or scenario settings. It might be possible to add simultaneous multi-touch, for example.
Describe the usage
Accessibility permission is limited and buggy on some devices. As example, after app has been closed and then reopened, accesibility function stop working (at least on Xiaomi devices). The problem is exactly the same for me. Accessibility doesn't let to perform manual clicks by the user, while app is clicking (as example, when I need to turn off the autoclicker, it doesn't let me, sometimes i experience a glitch, that doesn't let to turn off clicker by pressing the volume down button). Also accesibility doesn't support multitouch clicking (multitouch means pressing two areas at the same time, for some users as me, it can be very useful).
I see that multi-touch is difficult to implement at once, as it requires a separate script instead of a single simple command. But there seem to be libraries for such an implementation. Perhaps you can implement something similar, if so, I will be very grateful
Is it a duplicate?
Describe the feature
In addition to accessibility permission user can select to make Klick'r click through adb commands (using Shizuku or Wi-Fi debugging on Android 11+ to not use the pc) on required positions. This can be selected from general or scenario settings. It might be possible to add simultaneous multi-touch, for example.
Describe the usage
Accessibility permission is limited and buggy on some devices. As example, after app has been closed and then reopened, accesibility function stop working (at least on Xiaomi devices). The problem is exactly the same for me. Accessibility doesn't let to perform manual clicks by the user, while app is clicking (as example, when I need to turn off the autoclicker, it doesn't let me, sometimes i experience a glitch, that doesn't let to turn off clicker by pressing the volume down button). Also accesibility doesn't support multitouch clicking (multitouch means pressing two areas at the same time, for some users as me, it can be very useful).
I see that multi-touch is difficult to implement at once, as it requires a separate script instead of a single simple command. But there seem to be libraries for such an implementation. Perhaps you can implement something similar, if so, I will be very grateful
Is it a duplicate?