I no longer have access to IXL, so I can't continue working on this repo. If anyone is interested in continuing work on it, please reach out. Thanks to anyone who tried it!
I don't like IXL but I do like to code, so I decided to make this. This repo uses Auto Hot Key (AHK) to automatically answer questions for IXL. As of now it can only do B.1 for twelvth grade and M.1 for eighth.
Please do not use this to cheat on IXL. Answer questions by hand until you understand the topic, and if you are doing a leaderboard, use this for Goofs and Giggles. Use the honor system!
To use this script, you need Windows 10/11 and to install AHK from here. Be sure to install the latest version.
To start, copy the 12_B.1 file onto your computer, making sure that it is still an .ahk file. Right click it and open it with the AHK launcher. Go to B.1 in twelvth grade and hit Ctrl+Caps+i to start the macro. If it works fine, Congrats! If it does not, you will need to fix it! PS: Hit enter to kill the script!
All of the mouse positions in this program are hardcoded, meaning that you may have to modify them by going into the file and tweaking them individually (Sorry!). To change the positions, open the file be right clicking on it and opening it with Notepad or something of the like. You should now see the code. Navagate to where it says ^t::. This is the testing macro. You will see multiple Click functions, and those are what you need to modify. Go back to IXL and hit Ctrl+m over the first answer to get the mouse position. Put that number into the first Click, and make the y-value for the second click a bit higher, but keep the x-value the same. Back in IXL, get the question wrong and find the Got it button. Hit Ctrl+m over the top of the buttion and put it into the 3rd Click. Keep the x-value the same for all three, but make the y-value a bit higher each time. Save the script and run it. Go to IXL and hit Ctrl+t to test it. If it works a few times in a row, put that code into the main loop at $^i::, save it, and Voilà, you are set! If it does not work multiple times in a row, change the positions ultil they work.
At first project was only for Windows, but I soon realized that many people do not have Windows, thus they cannot use this repository. That is why I added the Python folder. Python SHOULD be compatible with Mac and Linux, but it seems to not work. If you can, fork this repo and submit a pull request if you fix it.
Installing Python is a bit more complicated than AHK, but it is fairly straightforward. First, you will need Python 3.10.6. download that here. Next, you will need a Virtual Environment (venv). These can be a bit complicated, but they work. Watch the videos below for instructions:
Terminal interfacing is really not all that bad after you get used to it. I have the requirements.txt in the python folder, so download that file into the same folder as your venv and run the following code in the Terminal:
pip install -r requirements.txt
If all goes well, you should see pip do its stuff and download the required python modules into the venv. To now run the script, go into its file and run
python B_M.1.py.
You do not need to modify the code to change mouse positions.
If you want to change the keybinds, refer to the doc.
This repo should be relatively secure and safe, but AHK can get stuck in loops!