Randomization
Vary your click intervals so your CPS looks natural instead of machine-perfect.
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Vary your click intervals so your CPS looks natural instead of machine-perfect.
A perfectly steady click rate is a dead giveaway that you're using an autoclicker — real human clicking is never that consistent. The Randomization system varies your click intervals so your CPS looks natural rather than machine-perfect. The base settings here turn it on per clicker and control a few global behaviors; the Drop, Spike, and Exhaust sub-pages add deeper, human-like variation on top.
Enabled for LeftClicker (on by default) adds random variation to the gaps between left clicks so your CPS isn't perfectly steady; Enabled for RightClicker (off by default) does the same for right clicks. No Same Value (on by default) stops the randomizer from ever picking the exact same interval twice in a row, keeping the pattern from looking artificially repetitive.
Each of the three variation types has a master switch here — turn one off and it won't run regardless of its sub-page settings:
Drop Enable — allows occasional CPS dips (on by default)
Spike Enable — allows occasional CPS bursts (on by default)
Exhaustion Enable — allows gradual CPS decline (off by default)
When a variation's Adaptive CPS toggle is on, the size of its effect is calculated from your actual CPS at the moment it triggers rather than a fixed value, and that variation's manual CPS slider is hidden. Drop AdaptiveCPS (off by default), Spike AdaptiveCPS (off by default), and Exhaustion AdaptiveCPS (on by default) each control their own variation.
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