Script that loops after a random delay within an interval - macros

Question

I want to make a loop that clicks, then sleeps for roughly half of a second (but not the exact same delay per iteration), then clicks again, then sleeps for roughly 50 seconds (same situation as before), then loops.
Here's what I whipped up but it doesn't work at all:
loop
{
Click
Sleep %var1%
Click
Sleep %var2%
}
down::
Pause
Return
Random, var2, 50853, 58179
Return
Random, var1, 412, 942
Return
Also, if you could figure out how to make it so a hotkey (something like alt + n) would stop the loop, then pressing the key again would RESET the loop, not resume it.
This script is supposed to be simulating a person double-clicking something then waiting just under a minute to do it again (For a game with macro detection)

Answer 1

It looks like you're off to a good start! Unfortunately, if this is your full script, it would get stuck in the loop as soon as it gets loaded. In order to get a better understanding of the code below, you may want to read through the "Getting Started" section of the help documentation, specifically Hotkeys.
Please see if this works for you:
!n::
bToggle := !bToggle
If bToggle
SetTimer , label_ClickLoop , -1
Return
label_ClickLoop:
Loop
{
Random , var1 , 412 , 942
Random , var2 , 50853 , 58179
Click
Sleep , var1
Click
Loop , 100
{
Sleep , var2 / 100
If !bToggle
Break , 2
} }
MsgBox ,,, Loop cancelled! , 0.75
Return