Two step autoclicker Topic is solved

[Nichlas]

I have created an autoclicker that starts with one left mouse-click followed by a 3500 ms sleep, then 30 left mouse-clicks with 200 ms sleep
in between.

It is started by the hotkey Ctrl+f, and script is exited with Ctrl+o.

Can someone help me add in a hotkey to stop the (outer) loop instead of exiting the script? Preferably I would like Ctrl+f to also stop, but otherwise another hotkey, like Ctrl+g would also work for me

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#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
on := False

^o::ExitApp ; Hotkey to exit script

^f:: {
    Loop 1000 {
        click
        Sleep 3500
        Loop 30 {
            Click
            Sleep 200
        }
    }
}

[Noitalommi_2]

Hi.

A simple solution would be to just use Reload, this will exit and restart the script.

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#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
#SingleInstance

^o::ExitApp
^g::Reload
^f:: {

	Loop 1000 {

		Click
		Sleep 3500
		Loop 30 {

			Click
			Sleep 200
		}
	}
}

Another solution could be to use a toggle.

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#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
#SingleInstance

^o::ExitApp
^g::{

	global on := false
}
^f:: {

	global on := true
	Loop 1000 {

		if !on
			break
		Click
		Sleep 3500
		Loop 30 {

			if !On
				break 2
			Click
			Sleep 200
		}
	}
}

[Nichlas]

I really like your second solution, as I will be able to "clean up" when exiting the loop if needed.

Thanks!

[Noitalommi_2]

On the second thought, splitting the 3500ms sleep with a loop might be a good idea, as 3.5s is quite long and using until makes the skript a little bit shorter.

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#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
#SingleInstance

^o::ExitApp
^g::{

	global on := false
}
^f:: {

	global on := true
	Loop 1000 {

		Click
		Loop 35
			Sleep 100
		until !on

		Loop 30
			Click(), Sleep(200)
		until !on

	}until !on
}