Welcome to the official tutorial repository for Auto Mouse Click by MurGee.com. Explore comprehensive guides, screenshots, and step-by-step instructions to automate mouse clicking, keystrokes, application triggers, and routine Windows tasks.
You can run multiple instances of Auto Mouse Click simultaneously, with each instance loading a separate macro script file (`.mamc`). Double-clicking a script file in Windows Explorer automatically opens it in a new application instance. Each instance can be managed independently or hidden to system tray icons while retaining active keyboard shortcuts.
Running Multiple Instances of Auto Mouse Click Simultaneously
When working with many automation scripts, managing them via individual windows can become crowded. The included Auto Mouse Click List (AMC List) utility allows you to organize, batch-hide, or show running script instances quickly from a centralized dashboard.
Auto Mouse Click List Utility Dashboard
Hiding script windows removes them from the Windows taskbar while keeping their assigned hotkeys active. Using AMC List is faster than relying on Profile Manager to manage scripts, because hidden scripts remain pre-loaded in memory for instant shortcut execution.
Minimizing AMC List to the Windows System TrayHide Individual Script Windows using the Main Window Hide Button
How to Use Auto Mouse Click List Application to Run Multiple Instances
Launch AMC List from the main application menu or toolbar button whenever multiple script instances are open:
Open AMC List Tool from Main Window ButtonLaunch AMC List Tool from System Menu
Auto Mouse Click includes a dedicated Keyboard Macro utility designed for recording, editing, and playing back keystroke sequences in games and desktop applications. You can access the tool directly from the main application menu.
Launching Keyboard Macro Tool from Main MenuKeyboard Macro Recorder and Editor Interface
How to Use Keyboard Macro in Games
Enable the Record option or press the assigned recording shortcut to begin logging key presses and key releases.
Perform your desired key combinations, then stop recording.
Review recorded keystrokes in the editor window. Adjust individual key down and key up delays for precise execution timing.
Assign a hotkey (such as F6) to trigger macro playback, and set the repeat count as required.
Save your macro to a .KeyboardMacro file for future use.
Looping macro scripts in Auto Mouse Click can be accomplished using action-level repeat counts, overall script repeat counts, or sub-script execution. See our guide on Repeat Count parameters for details.
Looping a Single Macro Action
Double-click any action in your script list (or select it and press Enter) to open the Action Properties window. Update the Repeat Count field from 1 to your desired loop count.
Configuring Action Repeat Count Parameter
Looping a Group of Macro Actions
To loop a complex sequence of multiple actions, create a secondary sub-script containing those actions, then use the Launch and Wait macro action in your main script to loop the sub-script.
Looping Sub-Scripts with Launch and Wait ActionConfiguring Launch and Wait Parameters
Use the built-in Profile Manager to organize and run multiple macro scripts simultaneously using designated keyboard shortcuts. See our guide on Executing Macro Scripts for shortcut assignment details.
Profile Manager Dashboard for Script ManagementAccess Profile Manager from the Application MenuAuto Mouse Click Mode Selector Dialog
Automatically capture screenshots of specific windows, primary or extended displays, or rectangular screen regions using the Capture Screenshot macro action. Images can be saved in PNG, JPG, or BMP formats.
Capture Screenshot Action Configuration WindowSelecting Capture Screenshot Action from ListCapture Screenshot Action Added to Script ListViewing Captured Screenshots Folder via System Menu
Auto Mouse Click provides robust mouse clicking, key pressing, and screen automation capabilities. It supports all standard click types (Left, Right, Middle, Double Click, Shift+Click, Ctrl+Click), relative and absolute movement, animated cursor paths, and window-targeted clicking.
Auto Mouse Click Main InterfaceMouse Movement and Click Automation FeaturesAssign Hotkeys to Capture Coordinates and Control PlaybackSample Mouse Movement and Clicking ScriptsComprehensive Macro Action List in Auto Mouse Click
Auto Mouse Click supports absolute screen coordinate positioning, relative offset movements, and smooth animated cursor paths. Learn more about Animate Mouse Movement actions.
Mouse Movement Macro Actions ConfigurationSample Scripts Demonstrating Relative and Animated Movement
Auto Mouse Mover Application
For standalone mouse movement without script writing, use the included Auto Mouse Mover tool to keep your PC active during long downloads or background operations.
