What Is Butterfly Clicking and What Is Jitter Clicking?

Lol I don't know what these are I'm such a noob.

 

I jitter click, and oh I don’t know how to explain it I recommend you just look up on YouTube how to Butterfly and Jitter

 

Jitter clicking is just clicking your mouse as fast as you can with one finger, usually your index finger. Butterfly clicking is clicking your mouse as fast as you can with two fingers, usually your index finger and your middle finger, and therefore gives you a higher clicks per second if done properly.

Here is a video explaining butterfly clicking in more depth.

 

Thank you

 

I find that jitter and butterfly clicking varies a lot depending on the type of mouse you have. Butterfly clicking usually gets you up to 13-14 cps while jitter clicking gets you up to 8-10 cps.

 

Depends on how fast you can click, it changes per person. I've seen people that can barely jitter 5-7, but butterly 13 or 14 with the extra click imputs

 

Hey,

Butterfly clicking is usually faster, but jitter clicking is pretty fast too.

-xFlattered

 

I am the msster of jitter click except on Minecraft

 

So to sum it all up, butterfly clicking is quicker.

 

Hello there avid mineplex players
It is me that annoying fast clicker
yes i butterfly it took me about a few weeks of getting used to and was doing worse than normal clicking
however i can average 10 cps no problem now
its hard to switch because it feels awkward but the death adder razer mouse is what i use FYI
its very much better than normal and doesn't strain your muscles
10/10 butterfly ftw

 

Hey!
When you Butterfly Click, you alternate from hitting the left click with your pointer finger to your middle finger, while using your index finger to click the right click. You use your thumb for support on the mouse, and you use your palm to control the mouse.

When you jitter click you move the muscles in your arm/and or wrist to make yourself click faster.

People use these to get better at pvp in Minecraft, most people prefer butterfly but it is harder to master