ClickRecorder
Record your own real clicks and replay them on demand for a fully human pattern.
The ClickRecorder module captures your real mouse clicks and plays them back, so your clicking pattern is actually yours rather than generated. Record a session once, and Akira replays those exact timings whenever you switch it on. The settings below control how recording and playback behave.
Only Minecraft
Off by default. When on, clicks are only recorded while Minecraft is the focused window — clicks in other apps are ignored.
Randomize Start
Off by default. When on, playback begins at a random position in the recording instead of always starting from the first click, adding variation between sessions so the same sequence doesn't repeat.
Ignore Delay
Any gap between clicks longer than this threshold is treated as idle time and removed from the recording, keeping playback tight even if you paused mid-session. Adjustable from 100 to 1000 ms (default 600 ms).
Multiplier
Compresses the timing of clicks as they're captured, making the recorded pattern faster than your actual hand speed. Ranges from 1.0× to 7.5× (default 1.0×).
Playback Multiplier
Compresses click timing during playback, independently of how the clicks were recorded, from 1.0× to 7.5× (default 1.0×). Raise it to replay faster without re-recording.
Buttons To Record
Selects which mouse buttons are included in a recording session, with Left captured by default:
Left — record left mouse button clicks
Right — record right mouse button clicks
Recorder data
These read-outs appear in the app once you have a recording. They aren't settings — they just show information about your current recording.
Average MS — the average gap between recorded clicks in milliseconds
Average Left CPS — average left-click rate across the recording
Average Right CPS — average right-click rate across the recording
Recorded Clicks — total number of clicks captured
Reset Clicks — clears the entire recording after a confirmation prompt; this cannot be undone
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