Script help: combine left click macro with another script which presses the "1" hotkey

[need_skill]

So what i am trying to do is very complicated and i don't know if its possible but here it is.First of all i have a left click macro which activates when i hold down the left click button and stops when i release and i need to combine this with another script which presses the "1" hotkey when i am holding left click and switches to "2" hotkey when i release it only needs 1 tap not a spam but it also has to not conflict with my left click macro is this possible I am open to every kind of workaround which achieves this

[mikeyww]

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[need_skill]

i think i already said enough i am very new to autohotkey and so far i came up with F1::MyToggleFunc("On/Off")

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F1::MyToggleFunc("On/Off")

#HotIf MyToggleFunc()
*LButton:: {
    SetTimer(MyOtherFunc, 0)
    SetTimer(MyFunc, 50)
}

*LButton Up:: {
    SetTimer(MyFunc, 0)
    SetTimer(MyOtherFunc, 50)
}
#HotIf

MyFunc() => Send(1)
MyOtherFunc() => Send(2)

MyToggleFunc(Param := "") {
    Static Toggle := false
    If Param {
        if not Toggle := !Toggle {
            SetTimer(MyFunc, 0)
            SetTimer(MyOtherFunc, 0)
        }
    }
    Return Toggle
}

[Mod edit: Added [code][/code] tags. Please use them yourself when posting code!]

but this firstly spams the "1" hotkey when i am holding it and "2" hotkey when i release i want it to realize that i pressed left click and i am holding it when it does that it should press "1" hotkey once and when i release it should press "2" hotkey once and it needs to do all of these while not blocking left click macros or disabling mouse input while turning around in a game etc

[mikeyww]

I'm not sure why you are calling the 1 and 2 hotkeys. They are just regular keys that you are sending (not triggering), right?

If you do not want to use a timer for repeated action, then why are the timers present throughout your script?

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#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
SetKeyDelay 25, 25

~LButton:: {
 SetTimer go, 200
 SendEvent '{LButton up}1'
 KeyWait 'LButton'
 SetTimer go, 0
 SendEvent 2
}

go() {
 If !GetKeyState('LButton', 'P')
  Return
 SendEvent '-'
}

Test in Notepad.