Click To Click Delay And Attack Speed

I want to use macros, but the rules state that they can't be looping. I am using Razer Synapse and don't want to exploit my macro program to have an advantage (like the rule says). I just want to save my poor right click button on my mouse, it prolly is well over 2 million clicks ;-;. If I set my side mouse button on my razer taipan mouse to have a right click button that I can press and hold to continuously fire, would that be considered a loop. It is technically me having to press and hold the button. If not, I don't know what to do. This thread is mostly aimed at other macro users or mods that can help explain to me what actually qualifies as looping so i can avoid it and save my right click button while still reaching the 4.3 attacks/sec of super fast.

 

So basically just another right click button?
Uhhhhh just don't have it doing a billion clicks per second and you should be okay

 

yes, but it could be held down (like right click to fire), but equal speed as super fast [4.3 attacks / sec]. It would save my mouse, and be 'fair'. I was already reaching super fast attack speed when clicking (rip mouse), but I want to not totally obliterate my mouse while maintaining my attack speed. The problem is, that my side mouse buttons are smaller, so I can't spam click it as easily as right click, meaning that all I would be able to do is hold it, which isn't at super fast attack speed, unless I set it to a macro

 

Can you not just hold down right click as is?

 

You are good.

They never specified that you can't fire super fast using mouse clicks that work differently compared to other mouse clicks.
They only limited macro use, mouse button is not a macro.

 

again, right click as is doesn't fire 4.3 attacks per second. You have to manually click to get that speed (which I can). But I would like my mouse to not die from spam clicking just to get those 2 more attack per sec. I would far rather have a button that could do what I already do, that won't get broken from over working the right click button.

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EXACTLY. It just alters the click speed of my extra mouse button, and sets the key to right click. I guess it legit? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Ok, idk what I was thinking
Time the macro to ~4.3 times per second to be safe, they don't want thousands of clickers per second, and you will be good

 

so many numbers in this thread just to tell a guy if he can use his fucking macros or not

 

I set it to 10 clicks / sec by inputing the value .1 as a delay between the right mouse button click and release just to test that it worked. This means I could drop it all the way down to exactly 4.3/sec If i do some math. Technically 4.3/sec = 4.3 hertz btw

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LOL I'm an idiot. .25 delay would be 5 clicks per second #ezmath

 

Im aware =D.
Fewer clicks=better for the server=less lag for everyone

 

Plus the actual # isn't clean cut, and I don't feel like putting this into Razer Synapse https://www.google.com/search?q=4.3...7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#q=calculator+1/4.3

 

Just round?

 

Earlier I accidentally put the 1 in the hundredths spot, so I was clicking 100/sec, but I fixed it within 2 sec cause I realized my error when my own game started to shit itself. However, if they made a stat that LITERALLY increases your ATTACK SPEED, why would they be concerned for over clicking by 1.075 clicks/sec. They must be somewhat prepared for this if they are just giving away the reason to decrease your click to click delay.

that is what .25 is. I rounded it lol

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I'm gonna use a .25 delay cause it seems fair, unless a mod tells me not to. I don't even think this is classified as a macro anymore, since I am editing the click delay of my mouse key and setting it to right click lol.

 

The rules state, that the macro cannot execute more than one consequtive command per click.
Making a macro that continuesly clicks one button as it is held down, is infact a macro on a loop. Doesn't matter what speed it executes the command at, you have to release the macro button before the next command can be executed.

Changing the key binding for a single mouse click or button press is fine, but but you have to manually click it as it is normally.

I hope that clears up a few things.

 

nope. I am not even using the macros tab now. I am literally just changing delay between clicks on my right click key

 

But do you have to manually click every time you want the command to execute? Or can you hold it in and the synapse will make sure to do a series of executions in a row with this delay?

If you can just hold it in, it's a loop and is not allowed. If you have manually click every time you want the command executed, you're good.

 

It does not execute actions for me. If I tap the right click key I assigned faster, it shoots faster. But, then I ruin my mouse. If I were to hold the key, it would be exactly like anyone else holding the key, but there would be less delay between click. It doesn't play any actions through macro. It just decreases the time between clicks. For example. If I were to hold right click without synapse or even without a razer mouse, I would prolly fire like .5 times per sec cause that is the default delay (just an example, it prolly varies from mouse to mouse). What I have done is just set the delay on my new right click key to be shorter, and therefore click faster. Again, no macro is doing this. It is just reducing the time between clicks. IDK if allowed. That is why i want clarity.

 

I am pretty sure mouse button actions does not execute more than once while holding the button down in Wynncraft. No matter how long the button is held down.

If I am wrong in that, the speed of the actions cannot exceed the attack speed of the weapon you are using. If it doesn't you're fine.

 

You are wrong, just tested it. Again, this could vary from mouse to mouse. Since I have a mouse with an on-board computer, it could be activating the key continuously while i hold it anyways, but with a longer delay than the key I set. Previously I was just holding right click since wybel bow is slow. Now that I use a super fast bow, this is necessary.

 

Alright then. In fact I am using a Razer Taipan myself.
I have never noticed that it will loop single clicks when the button is held down, probably because I just spam-click.
In this case, there should be nothing againgst using your system.