🏆 Sigame Click — Rust Auto Clicker for https://sigame.vladimirkhil.com
A lightweight and ultra-fast auto clicker written in Rust, designed specifically for the Sigame online quiz game.
It automatically clicks on the answer button the moment it becomes active, giving you the fastest possible reaction time.
Supports macOS and Windows.
⚠️ Use responsibly. This tool is intended for personal use, practice, and experimentation. Do not use it to gain unfair advantage in competitions where external tools are not allowed.
- ⚡ Blazing fast polling loop (microsecond precision)
- 🟠 Detects the color of the answer button on the Sigame site
- 🖱️ Automatically clicks when the button becomes available
- ⌨️ Toggle on/off with
`(BackQuote) key - 🧠 Adjustable color tolerance and polling interval via CLI
- 🧰 Cross-platform: macOS and Windows
You can download the latest prebuilt binaries for macOS and Windows from the Releases page.
Requires Rust (1.90 or newer)
git clone https://github.com/stefan-vasilenko/sigame-click.git
cd sigame-click
make release
# or for windows
make release-windowsRun the binary:
make run Or directly:
./target/release/sigame-click| Flag | Description | Default | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
--color |
Target color in hex (with or without #) |
ED6D38 |
--color "#ff7c1e" |
--tolerance |
Color match tolerance (distance) | 45 |
--tolerance 60 |
--interval |
Polling interval in microseconds | 1000 |
--interval 500 |
Usually you set --color to the exact color of the Sigame “Answer” button when it becomes active.
On macOS, use Digital Color Meter in “Display native values” to pick the exact pixel RGB under the cursor.
- Open a Sigame game at https://sigame.vladimirkhil.com
- Move the mouse cursor over the answer button
- Read the exact framebuffer color using the built-in pixel logger
- Run sigame-clicker with that color and a reasonable tolerance
- Press ` to enable the clicker
- As soon as the button activates and matches the target color, the program will instantly click, then disable itself
This project is licensed under the MIT License — see the LICENSE file for details.
This project is intended for personal use, training, and educational purposes.
Using auto-clickers may be against the rules in competitive environments.
The author is not responsible for misuse or any consequences of using this tool.
Issues and pull requests are welcome.
If you find this project useful, please star it on GitHub!
- Add a hotkey to pick the current pixel color as the new target
- Cross-platform integration tests