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[Rohwedder]

Hallo,
do you want something like this?:

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CapsLock::SetTimer, CapsLock Up,% (CL:=!CL)?50:"Off" ;toggles: every 50 ms/off
CapsLock Up::SendInput,% CL?"{4}{Click}": ;types 4 and then clicks left

A Timer is not suitable for very fast repetition rates, because its period (here 50 ms) is typically rounded up to the next multiple of 10 or 15.6 ms (depending on the type of hardware and the installed drivers).

[Rohwedder]

The number in the first line (currently it is 50) means 50 ms period, i.e. the time between two SendInput, {4}{Click} . If you increase the number then the timer fires slower (and vice versa).

[Rohwedder]

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*CapsLock::SetTimer, CapsLock Up,% (CL:=!CL)?30:"Off" ;toggles: every 30 ms/off
*CapsLock Up::SendInput,% CL?"{4}": ;types 4 and then clicks left

[Rohwedder]

then try:

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*CapsLock::SetTimer, vk-1,% (CL:=!CL)?30:"Off" ;4 every 30 ms
vk-1::SendInput, 4
*CapsLock Up::SetTimer, vk-2,% CL?100:"Off" ;Click every 100 ms
vk-2::Click