Raimund Hocke

The internally used OpenCV matchTemplate() feature returns a statistical average about the equality of all pixels in the image compared to the image searched in (capture of Screen/Region in our...

@abioneperhobby Agreed: in your situation using this framework your approach might solve your problem. Hope you get it. Version 2 will have a feature similar to the above mentioned Online...

@abioneperhobby > i don't know if sikuli can obtain benefit searching an image in a smaller region than the screen region Benefits are to avoid false positives, if the image...

I can only speak her for SikuliX: > 1. match score > 0.99 is taken as exact this is correct > 2. scores are stripped to two decimal points so...

@Thrameos If you have something that could be tested/evaluated in macOS meanwhile, feel free to come back and [contact me directly](https://github.com/RaiMan). Happy Christmas. I wish you all the best for...

@Thrameos I feel with you ;-)

Very good findings. I guess you hit the problem cause. But this means IMHO, that the approach of JPype in macOS only works with Java stuff, that does not use...

@Thrameos I could do tests with a dev version and even some debugging in the Python and Java area (I am using PyCharm and IDEA). ... but I am not...

@Thrameos I agree and wish you all the best on the way to your targets. Feel free, to delete this remark: I know that using the alternative Python-Java bridge [py4j](https://github.com/bartdag/py4j)...

@adrian-evo Looking into your JPype based implementation of `robotframework-sikulixlibrary` IMHO it would be no problem, to also implement the `py4j` bridge as an option for those who want to use...