AntiAutoclick (Detects Autoclicking)

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AntiAutoclick

This is an autoclicking detector with lots of configuration and ways to detect autoclicking.

Settings 
--[[
	[ SETTINGS ]

		@default 5 flags
			
		<number> flags_before_autoclicking

			The number of flags the player can receive before considered
			autoclicking and firing the 'DetectedAutoclicking' signal


		@default 15 clicks
		
		<number> clicks_before_running_checks
		
			The number of times the player must click before running
			all of the autoclicking checks

		
		@default .05 seconds

		<number> too_fast_between_clicks

			If the player has an average time between clicks lower than this
			they will be flagged; i.e., if the player clicks faster than a human
			is able to

		
		@default 1 second

		<number> too_slow_consistent_between_clicks

			If the player has an average consistent time between clicks higher 
			than this they will be flagged; e.g., it's unlikely a player 
			will click consistently every 5 minutes


		@default 15 seconds

		<number> too_slow_between_mouse_movements

			If the player doesn't move their mouse for this number of seconds,
			while clicking at least once, they will be flagged


		@default .008 seconds

		<number> too_low_inconsistency_between_clicks

			If the player has an average clicking inconsistency between clicks 
			lower than this than they will be flagged; i.e., if they have perfect 
			timing between clicks, like an autoclicker
]]
Code example 
-- In a local script in StarterPlayerScripts
		
local AntiAutoclick = require(script.AntiAutoclick)

AntiAutoclick.DetectedAutoclicking:Connect(function()
	print("Detected autoclicking!")
end)
		
AntiAutoclick:Start()

In action:


Roblox link: AntiAutoclick - Roblox

Please let me know any questions or concerns by replying to this topic, thank you.

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How do you detect autoclickers?
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I mean this is cool and all but I don’t really understand why you would want to bar a player from using an autoclicker.

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#3

an exploiter could easily just delete the script

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#4

In simulators where you’d rather the player be clicking than leave their pc on all night and not have to work for anything.

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#5

Yes, I don’t think there is a way to get around this though. And it’d still stop a lot of people who weren’t

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#6

Can’t you then just add an anti-cheat?

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#8

Mot modern autoclickers are somewhat customizable, to the point of being able to add random wait between clicks.
The slow click threshold is a good idea though, i remember setting the autoclicker to once every 10 minutes to fram in a sandbox tycoon.

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#9

at what point does it consider it an autoclicker? (what cps)

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#12

It’s not based on cps. It’s based on the consistency of the clicks

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#13

This will kick people who drag click?

#14

What do you mean by drag click?

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#15

Ah interesting point. I’ll have to take that into account. If I need to, I can always just switch from clicking to moving to gain speed (this was made for my speed sim)

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#16

Remember, what limits a semiautomatic is how fast you can click.

Drag clicking is a form of aiming in games.
I believe it is dragging your cursor towards your target, kind of like flicking.

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#18

Ah no no, this doesn’t create a debounce or cooldown if that’s what you’re asking. And as for it detecting if drag clicking is auto clicking, I’m not sure. I haven’t tested it

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#19

The thing is tho if they do leave their pc on all night auto clicking then you might get premium payouts depending if they have premium or not :smiley:

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#20

That’s true. I’m not saying that this is something that people need or should use. It’s just here for those that do

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#21

Yes and no, If you have a Filtering Enabled for functions then they can’t just delete it. But with it off they can Just 100% delete it and auto click.

#22

Is this on the client side or the server side? (sorry I can’t open studio right now)

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#23

What’s so detrimental about an auto-clicker? Even if they aren’t “working” for a goal, they’re still a concurrent player in your game. It’s a lot different than using scripts to autofarm and such.

I personally feel like if your game is so tedious that players want to use an auto-clicker or simple enough that an lone auto-clicker destroys your game’s progression, you probably have a problem.

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