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# Left Clicker

The *Left Clicker* is the autoclicker bound to your left mouse button — the core of Akira Clicker for combat. It has its own click rate, its own activation conditions, and a set of humanization and gating options so its output blends in with your real clicking rather than reading as a machine.

## Click rate

The **CPS** setting is the range of clicks per second the clicker aims for, from `1.0` to `20.0 CPS` (default `12.5 - 13.0`). Each click cycle picks a random value from within that range, so the rate varies slightly instead of holding perfectly constant.

Turn on **Uncap CPS** (off by default) to lift the slider ceiling from `20` to `80 CPS`. Once enabled you can drag the range into territory most mice can't reach physically, which changes how the clicker behaves under Smart Mode.

## Smart Mode

On by default, Smart Mode counts how many times you actually clicked and only adds the difference needed to reach the target, rather than clicking at the full rate on top of your own input. If you click at `8 CPS` and the target is `13`, it adds about `5` synthetic clicks per second — the result reads less like a bot and more like a fast human.

## No Hit Delay

On by default, this removes the short pause that normally sits between a mouse-down and the following mouse-up event. Tightening that gap lets the clicker fire at higher rates without the events bunching up.

## RMB Lock

When on (off by default), the left clicker stops firing for as long as you hold the right mouse button — useful when you want to aim or block without triggering extra clicks.

## Shift Disable

When on (off by default), the clicker is suspended for as long as you hold Shift. Handy when you need to sneak or place blocks carefully without stray clicks.

## Break Blocks

When on (off by default), the clicker keeps firing while you break blocks, so you don't have to disable it when you switch from combat to mining.

## Slot whitelist

With **Slot Whitelist** on (off by default), the clicker only fires when your active hotbar slot is one of the ones you allow. The **Slots 1 - 9** checkboxes — all enabled by default — pick which slots qualify; they appear once the whitelist is on.

## Work in inventory

Off by default. When on, the clicker keeps firing while an inventory or chest screen is open.

## Click sounds

Turn on **Click Sounds** (off by default) to play an audio cue every time the clicker fires — useful for monitoring click timing by ear. When it's on, **ClickSound** picks which sound plays (default **GPro**):

* **None** — no sound
* **Normal** — generic click sound
* **GPro** — Logitech G Pro click
* **G502** — Logitech G502 click
* **G303** — Logitech G303 click
* **Model O** — Glorious Model O click
* **HP** — HP mouse click
* **Microsoft** — Microsoft mouse click
* **Custom…** — opens a file picker for your own `.wav` file

## Use ClickRecorder clicks

Off by default, and shown only once ClickRecorder has captured clicks. When on, the clicker replays the exact rhythm you recorded in ClickRecorder instead of using the CPS range.

## Conditions

Restricts the clicker to specific movement states. Check any combination and it fires whenever at least one of them is true; with nothing checked (the default) it clicks in any state.

* **Walking** — while you are walking
* **Standing** — while you are standing still
* **Sprinting** — while you are sprinting
* **Sneaking** — while you are sneaking

{% hint style="success" %}
**Recommended:** for most PvP, keep **Smart Mode** on and set a modest range like `12 - 14 CPS`. That keeps your total click rate believable without spiking over the limit. Enable **Slot Whitelist** if you only want the clicker active while holding a sword — slot 1 alone is usually enough — and pair the clicker with **Jitter** for natural-looking cursor movement.
{% endhint %}