Inspiration

PART 1: The PROBLEM So I was playing cookie clicker during the hackathon because of my brainrot ADHD brain unable to comprehend a single moment without any dopamine and realized "Man! I sure do wish I can set up a morbillion clickers for me so I don't have to do this all!", and so I tried with a totally safe autoclicker I randomly installed from sourceforge. Turn out I can only use the mouse as a way to repeatedly click on the specific pixel on the screen. And so, for some particular reason, I got so irritated that I decided that it is going to be my project when though it will never be useful or functional in the society we as humans have lived in and evolved over the yaps more

What it does

What you do at first is to find the X and Y coordinates of the screen that you want to put the pixel in and then put the coordinates in an entry that will put a pixel there and then you can configure what to do with that pixel.

How I built it

HAHA IMPORT GO BRRRRRRRRRRRRR-, but seriously I only used packages like pyautogui and customtkinter to do all of this project.

Challenges I ran into

Time. And packages. And modules. And the very small amount of tutorials on the modules. And kept on switching programming language which led to barely any progress done. And from my mistakes. I tried making the app in Assembly and C for the next 17 hours.

Accomplishments that I was proud of

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What I learnt

I learnt that in programming, it doesn't matter if you are making it from scratch or having a start up with using libraries or modules. What matters is if it works in the end, and even then I had no skill. And I had also learnt that using online web compilers like W3Schools is a BIG AND VERY BIG no no. So I spent 2 hours getting NVChad on my Neovim setup.

What's next for V1-PXL

I'll probably continue finishing it to a final product that I can proudly share to everyone I know, but I know that it's gonna take years to do it. But really it's just going to be a daily tool for automations that I want with probably new features I'm gonna add like macros or web requests.

Personal Opinion

Literally just started coding a few months ago and actual programming 2 weeks ago to prepare just for this hackathon, I know nothing of technology except for scratch. So really this is my first time trying to make a project, even when it's not even 50% complete.

Built With

• python