91 <-kyecode kropki na numerycznej

Znalezc urzadzenie: xinput --list
Tak mozna znalezc klawisz: xinput --test "BTC USB Multimedia Keyboard"


autoclicer w bashu


xdotool click --delay 5 --repeat 900000 1

Bit late here, but here is a solution.
 By typing xinput --list, you get a list of all the input devices in your system.
 The trick is with xinput --query-state.
 If you go into terminal and you list the inputs, you can then do xinput --query-state [YourKeyboard].

1 class :
KeyClass
    key[0]=up
    key[1]=up
    key[2]=up
...
Now, you will need to hold down the key, so you can either

Use > to write to a file, letting you hold down the key when you execute the command
Make a quick bash script

while true; do

xinput --query-state [YourKeyboard] | grep 'down'

done

# StackExchange does not like bash

EDIT: I am not on Linux right now, so I cannot try this, but I heard you can use xinput --test as well

Once you find the correct key, make a script like this.

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#!/bin/bash
while true; do

inp=`xinput --query-state <KEYBOARD#ID> | grep -o 'button\[<KEYBOARD#BUTTON>\]=down'`

if [ ! -z "$inp" ]; then

xdotool click 1

fi

done
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This will spam click the mouse button while the user holds down a button


















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#!/bin/bash




# 91 = kropka na numerycznej
# 24 = 'q'


while true; do

  inp=$(xinput --query-state 'BTC USB Multimedia Keyboard' | grep -o 'key\[24\]=down')

  if [ ! -z "$inp" ]
  then
    xdotool click --delay 5 --repeat 50 1
  else
    sleep 1
  fi

done