I have one unbound and the other as an unused F-key (F13) for Medal clipping, so they buttons should be doing virtually nothing. You simply need to go to the game and click on the G key button and it will start a continuous clicking process until you command it to stop the clicking process.This has only started recently (a few days/up to 1 week ago), but I've noticed that my Logitech G502 Hero's DPI switch buttons do not work as intended, and seemingly rebind themselves at random. The Logitech g502 auto clicker is all set now. Go to the text section and press any text to activate the ok button.In the next box, select a delay time for every click.At the bottom, there is a dialogue box named “repeat options”.This will help in the fast pacing of the auto clicker as well. This is for the purpose of inserting the mouse inserts into the clicker. Repeat the above procedure 3 to 4 times.And from the last menu list select the “click” option. The selection will further lead you to another menu list.From this drop-down select “insert mouse event”. In the box lying below, right-click there and a dropdown menu list will appear.You can assign it a name of your own choice. In the first dialogue box, you have to name the auto clicker.A pop-up will appear with some dialogue boxes to be given commands accordingly to get your auto clicker together. Select the command you want to make a customized key for. Select the G key on the mouse and now go for the command.Make sure to operate the options at default. There is also a default option present on the top of the interface. From the below ribbon, assign a function to the Logitech mouse buttons.It will start working only after detecting the Logitech mouse. Here are a few detailed ways of how to use a Logitech auto clicker g502. Just after the installation process is completed, you can get straight into the Logitech software to access its feature, and create a Logitech auto clicker script.

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