Royale High Roblox Autoclicker Guide: Diamond Farming, Fountain, and Classes

Published: February 7, 2026

Royale High is a popular Roblox roleplay and dress-up game where players earn diamonds—the main currency—by logging in, spinning the wheel, making wishes at the fountain, attending classes, leveling up, and doing farming routines. Players often ask “what settings to use for autoclicker” or whether owner/admins can tell if someone is using one. This guide explains how Royale High diamond farming actually works, where clicking fits in (fountain, wheel, classes, menus), and what autoclicker settings (Mouse Position, intervals, hotkeys) make sense—with caveats about detection and terms of service.

How Royale High diamond farming works

Diamonds are earned through several methods:

• Daily login: Logging in daily gives rewards.
• Fountain (Dream Fountain / Nightmare Fountain / Crystal Fountain): Located on Main Campus. You can make a wish every two hours. You complete a story or choose an option; you might win diamonds, lose diamonds, get nothing, or (rarely) win halos. It’s typically a one-off click or choice per wish, not sustained clicking.
• Wheel: You spin the wheel for rewards. Usually a single click or button press per spin.
• Classes: Attending classes and completing class activities earns diamonds and EXP. Campus 3 quests often give more EXP than Campus 1 or 2; players stack quests (e.g. “Run the Mile + Brush Teeth + Hair Tingles”) for efficiency. Some activities involve repeated clicking or tapping in a fixed area.
• Pageants: Winning pageants multiple times can earn diamonds.
• Leveling up: Leveling up grants diamonds.

Earnings vary with game passes (e.g. 2x, 4x, 6x multipliers; faster flight). Without multipliers, active farming can yield around 925 diamonds/hour (or more with faster flight); with multipliers, hourly rates increase. Players often aim for 100k+ diamonds through routines that combine classes, fountain, and wheel.

Where clicking is used in Royale High

Clicking is involved in several places:

• Fountain and wheel: Usually one or a few clicks per wish or spin—not ideal for sustained autoclicking.
• Classes and quests: Some class activities or quest steps (e.g. “Brush Teeth,” “Hair Tingles,” “Run the Mile”) may use repeated clicks or taps in a fixed area or on fixed buttons.
• Menu navigation: “Collect,” “Next,” “Start,” or similar buttons that stay in one place. Repeated clicking on a “Collect” or “Continue” button is where an autoclicker is most relevant.

When the game has a fixed button (e.g. “Collect” or “Start” for a class), Mouse Position is appropriate: hover over the button and the autoclicker sends clicks there. For a large tap zone (e.g. a minigame area where any click in the region counts), Click Area with a set region can spread clicks within that zone. Royale High doesn’t require extreme CPS; many activities are gated by cooldowns or animations, so very fast clicking may not help and can look bot-like.

Recommended settings

Target mode: Use Mouse Position for specific buttons (Collect, Start, etc.); use Click Area only if the game has a clear tap/collect region. See How to use mouse target mode on Roblox for setup.

Click interval: Royale High doesn’t need maximum CPS. An interval of 400–1000 ms (or with a small random deviation) is often enough and can look more natural. Too fast may trigger anti-idle or look suspicious.

Hotkey: Use a start/stop hotkey so you only click when your cursor is on the correct button or area. That way you avoid misclicks into menus or wrong prompts.

Detection and rules

Players often ask whether owner/admins can tell if someone is using an autoclicker. Games can use heuristics (e.g. perfectly regular timing, inhuman CPS) or rely on reports. Roblox and Royale High have terms of service that may prohibit automation. Using an autoclicker may be against the rules or detectable. Use at your own risk; this guide is for educational purposes only.

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