I'm new to coding and I'm curious if there's a way to automate a series of clicks on my laptop. Specifically, I want to be able to write a script that automatically presses a certain FIFA pack, clicks on buy or open, and then clicks save players to the club, doing this repeatedly. Is that possible?
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It is possible, but it's not super straightforward. Depending on your OS, you might have to do some tricky setup. For Windows, you’ll likely deal with some Win32 UI functions, and on Linux, you might need to use xinput and maybe some form of OCR to determine where to click.
Be cautious—some games will ban you for using autoclickers, even if it seems harmless. EA's anti-cheat is known to be quite strict.
You could use the pyautogui library for Python for automating mouse and keyboard actions. It’s pretty beginner-friendly.
You might also want to look into Robotask or Power Automate for this type of automation.
There are various approaches to do this. If you’re just starting out, I suggest checking out AutoIt. It’s a simple scripting language for Windows, and you can find easy documentation for mouse clicks on their site.
What you’re looking for is known as a "macro". You can actually set this up without needing to code. If you have a gaming mouse or keyboard with associated software (like Logitech or Razer), you can set your desired clicks there. Just be careful—if you're opening tons of FUT packs, it might be worth checking your gaming habits!
What are these comments? What's all this technical jargon? Where’s the executable, you nerds?
Just a heads up, using these kinds of scripts might get you banned in FIFA. The game has anti-cheat measures for a good reason.
I’m just trying to open my SBC packs, what's the harm?
LETS GO GAMBLING!