Basically, the lower the minimum and maximum speeds are set, the faster the script runs.
The further a part the minimum and maximum speeds are set, the more variance there is, so say you set minimum to 100 and maximum to 999, your script would run anywhere between fast and slow randomly.
If you want to slow down the reaction time of the script, you would move the maximum higher, and then also move the minimum a little bit higher as well (I usually do 100-150 below the maximum)
Each time the script loops, it uses the minimum value and maximum value to create a delay before it loops again, the faster it loops, the faster the script reacts, the slower it loops, the slower the script reacts.
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