How to Use Rich Clicker Macro's Smart Auto Clicker
Tired of babysitting a macro that waits one to three seconds at every single point? The new Smart Auto Clicker in Rich_Clicker_Macro drops the timers entirely. It watches the color of each point you mark, then clicks when that color shows up.
That means no per-point delay to tune, and no more missed clicks when a screen loads late.

Tutorial
- Open the Rich_Clicker_Macro repo at https://github.com/ramax100/Rich_Clicker_Macro. It's open source, so the whole thing is sitting there to read and grab.
- Mark the points you want the macro to hit. Each marked point is identified by its pixel color instead of by a clock.
- Leave the per-point delay alone. With Smart Auto Clicker on, you don't set a wait time for each point, and that is what makes the hop from one point to the next faster.
Wrapping Up
You now have an auto clicker that keys off what is actually on screen instead of a stopwatch. Mark your points once and it fires as soon as the right color appears, which is exactly where a manual-style one to three second gap used to slow you down or miss the click. Try it on a routine you already run by hand and see the difference.
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