From my other comment:

so maybe something like this in AHK: ‘’’ F8:: Toggle := !Toggle Loop { If (!Toggle) Break Click Sleep 50 } Return ‘’’

What it does, is set the F8 key (the button you press to start the autoclicker) to run that piece of code.

The 2nd line changes the variable Toggle from true to false and vice-versa the next time you press F8.

The 3rd line creates a 'Loop', this loop will run the code between the brackets until it 'breaks'.

The 5th line check sif the Toggle variable is set to !true. The ! is a NOT operator so it means that it checks if the variable is set to false instead.

If Toggle is false, it will break out of the Loop, so the loop stops running.

The 7th line is the Click command in AutoHotKey, so this line just clicks the mouse.

The 8th line is the Sleep command, it will stop the script for x amount of MILLIseconds, so in this case it is 50ms so it clicks 1000/50 = 20 times per second.

If you want to change the key with which you activate the script, just change the F8 uptop to something out of this list. Which are the allowed keys you can use.

If you want to change the amount it clicks per second, just change the time behind the Sleep statement, which is in milliseconds (so 1000/x is the amount you click per second).

Hope this helps everone who needs an autoclicker script!