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Looking for recommendations on the best auto clicker app that can automate some steps in games by automating screen taps. Needs to enable multiple taps with various timing. Doesn't need to randomise click spot or timing at all
I'm very surprised that you are starting AccessibilityService by own (in click method)... this kind of Service must be enabled, allowed and started by system automatically, check out how to declare this in HERE. without that process (system auto-start, not own call) AccessibilityService will probably behave like usual Service, causing no permission for executing dispatchGesture (and all other sensitive methods call), also some custom AccessibilityService methods won't be ever called, like overriden, but empty onAccessibilityEvent(...)
I have seen so many apps that provide auto tapping feature. But they don't provide some specific customization so I decided to create a one. I have seen many tutorials that offers auto tapping, but they are supposed to be used in the same app. But I want to create an auto tapping app that can click on other app's View. I am an intermediate java developer but new to Android studio, so I don't know much about Android APIs. Is there any class or package which can provide this feature. For more clearance, I want to do auto tap, when the color at the specific location on screen, (213, 120) for instance, becomes green. Thanks in advance!
I am not an expert on the subject, I have experience as a BackEnd developer, I am new to the Android world, just like you I am interested in building an app to automate some farming mechanics in Android games with specific behaviors, so I investigated on the subject and the solution you are looking for is the AccessibilityService API, from Android 8.0 (API level 26) it includes several functionalities to make touches without the need for Root, I leave you links with examples of some open source repos that can guide you.
I built an android app where the user uses a stopwatch to try to get it to stop on exactly 1 second. There is also a second gamemode where the user tries to start and stop the stopwatch as fast as possible and get the lowest time. There are several auto clicker apps that you can install that will start and stop the stopwatch exactly 1 second apart and also double click the screen within milliseconds.
Basically, use an API to check for clicks using accessibility services, but you can't straight out block artificial clicks because people who use accessibility features need them. Instead you can measure the time between clicks or the frequency of clicks and block the ones that are 'too perfect'.
E.g. if someone gets exactly 1 second between clicks 10 times in a row, they're probably cheating. If someone clicks however many times per second at exactly the same timing of 0.X ms between clicks, they're definitely cheating.
If you use a mouse with your Android device, you can set the cursor to take action automatically when the cursor stops moving for a certain amount of time. This feature can be helpful for users with motor impairments.
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