I am trying to make an anti-autoclick but i'm confused on how to use tick()?
I have a game and when you click a button it gives you money but I don't want people to anuse it with autoclicker. I have tried many different things but this is the main one:
bitbtn.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
local anticlick = tick()
if tick() - anticlick < 0.3 then
print("Clicked: "..tick() - anticlick)
elseif tick() - anticlick > 0.3 then
print(tick() - anticlick)
playerData.Bitcoins.Value = playerData.Bitcoins.Value + 5
updateData()
end
end)
It just comes up with something along the lines of: Clicked: 1.6689300537109e-06 no matter how fast it is clicked ( I tested an auto clicker ) and i'm out of ideas so if someone could help me fix this or has a different method please answer or comment.
~Ki_ngPhantom
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2 answers
You would check how quick they click. I would say humans can't click every millisecond. So, we could do this.
local last = 0
script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
if tick() - last <= 0.001 then --if the last click was less or equal to 1 millisecond
print('Turn off your autoclicker!')
else
print('You clicked it! Yay!')
end
last = tick()
end)
So, what does this do? last is the seconds since the last click. tick provides the number of seconds and milliseconds from a date, not really important what that date is.
You also probably learned to use subtraction to see how many more a value is than another, so that is what I did.
Hope this helps!
i never really used tick() but i would do this.
clicked = false
bitbtn.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
if clicked == false then
clicked = true
playerData.Bitcoins.Value = playerData.Bitcoins.Value + 5
updateData()
wait(1)
clicked = false
end
end)
this i basicly made it where on clicked then i would change the bool value to true and it cant be activated again until the bool value is false again. if that kind of makes since