Two fingers, alternating. See how high your butterfly CPS can go.
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Practice your CPS in 5-second mode. Take breaks between runs to build consistency.
Jitter clicking is a Minecraft PvP technique. Measure your CPS using rapid hand vibration on the mouse.
Kohi CPS Test is the community standard for measuring clicks per second in Minecraft PvP.
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Place index and middle finger on the mouse button. Alternate between them.
Tap with one finger, then the other, in rapid succession. Smooth rhythm is key.
Your butterfly CPS appears. Often 8–12 CPS. Less strain than jitter.
Butterfly Click: The Smooth Alternative
Butterfly clicking uses two fingers alternating on the mouse button. It typically yields 8–12 CPS with less wrist strain than jitter. Popular in Minecraft and other games. The alternating motion creates a smooth, sustainable rhythm that many find easier to maintain.
This test measures your butterfly click speed. Start the timer and alternate between your index and middle finger. Focus on rhythm—consistent alternation beats sporadic bursts.
Butterfly is gentler on the wrist. It's sustainable for longer sessions. Many players switch from jitter to butterfly to avoid strain while still hitting 8–12 CPS.
Use index and middle finger. Place both on the button, alternate taps.
Find a rhythm. Don't rush—smooth alternation beats chaotic tapping.
Some mice double-click on butterfly. Test yours—it may register 2 clicks per tap.
Beginner: 6–8 CPS. Intermediate: 8–10 CPS. Advanced: 10–12 CPS. With double-click mice, some hit 14+ CPS.
Yes. It's a manual technique. Some servers restrict double-click mice—check server rules.
Butterfly is easier to learn and less straining. Jitter can yield higher CPS but requires more practice.
Some gaming mice have low debounce. Rapid taps can register as double-clicks. It's a hardware feature, not a macro.
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