AutoIT - ImageSearch läuft nicht richtig.

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Originally Posted by elmarcia Image search was not working for me in windows 10 then i found one that works fine, i uploaded here if u want. Code: $param = 1; [1 - CENTER OF IMAGE],[0 - TOP LEFT CORNER OF IMAGE] _ImageSearch("search.bmp", $param, $x1, $y1, 0)

#include <ImageSearch2015.au3>

$x1=0
$y1=0
Sleep (3000)
$param = 1; [1 - CENTER OF IMAGE],[0 - TOP LEFT CORNER OF IMAGE]
$variable = _ImageSearch("geld.png", $param, $x1, $y1, 10)
If $variable=1 then
  MouseMove($x1, $y1)
  Sleep (1000)
  MouseClick("left", $x1, $y1)
Endif

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Originally Posted by Strix333 Thanks for the answer! If i try to compile i got this error: Error adding file: ImageSearchDLLx32.dll i put the imagesearch2015.au3 in \AutoIt3\include\ and the 2 dll (32+64) in C:\WINDWOS\system32 HTML Code: #include <ImageSearch2015.au3> $x1=0 $y1=0 Sleep (3000) $param = 1; [1 - CENTER OF IMAGE],[0 - TOP LEFT CORNER OF IMAGE] $variable = _ImageSearch("geld.png", $param, $x1, $y1, 10) If $variable=1 then MouseMove($x1, $y1) Sleep (1000) MouseClick("left", $x1, $y1) Endif Whats wrong? :/

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Originally Posted by Artarex try to put the dll in your project folder. So if your .au3 is on the desktop put the dll also there.

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Originally Posted by GyRb! Servus Befindet sich das Bild im selben Ordner wie der Script? Wo/In was lässt du nach "dem Geld" suchen? Je nach Situation benötigst Du Adminrechte. Befehl: #RequireAdmin cheers

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Originally Posted by GyRb! "#RequireAdmin" in den Script packen. Erste Zeile oder nach den Includes. Beim Starten verlangt er dann halt die Bestätigung d. Admins. Ist aber auch nur in manchen Situation wirklich nötig. Wenn Bsp. die Plattform auf der gesucht werden soll ebenfalls Adminbestätigung erfragt hat. Sollte das nicht funzen, gib' mal paar mehr Infos. Ist zwar sehr simpel der Code, entsprechend wohl auch das Problem, aber ein "funzt nicht" reicht meist nicht aus. Ist das "Geld" was Du suchst immer gleich, oder ist es bei der Anwendung eventuell animiert. Glitzert, blinkt, funkelt, wie auch immer? Wie hast du das Bild erhalten? Screenshot und dann Paint o. via Snippingtool? Bin mir nicht sicher, aber vielleicht musst' auch aus ..._ImageSearch("geld.png",.... folgends machen: ..._ImageSearch(@ScriptDir & "/geld.png",...

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Originally Posted by GyRb! Im ersten Parameter vom ImageSearch musst Du den Pfad zum Bild angeben. @ScriptDir übermittelt ledeglich das es im Ordner(Dir) vom Script(Script) ist. Gibt auch sowas wie @DesktopDir usw.. Verwendest doch SciTe oder? F1 gibt Dir immer die nötigsten Infos zu allen gängigen Befehlen.

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Originally Posted by Strix333 Ja benutze SciTe. Habe AutoIt nochmal neu installiert (64x). Jetzt funktioniert es. Naja fast. Es findet die Bilder jetzt, verfehlt diese aber immer um ca eine Icon Größe. Habe einfach einen Teil des Chrome-Icons auf dem Desktop genommen. Mit MouseMove geht er dann aber fast auf das nächste Icon darunter... Wie kann das sein? (Habe es auch mit anderen Icons ausprobiert)

#include "ImageSearch2015.au3"

_ImageSearchStartup()

Global $x= 0,$y = 0
$centerImage = 1; 0 top left corner - 1 center of image
$data = _ImageSearch("test.png",$centerImage,$x,$y,10)
MouseMove($x,$y)
;use to search for images in specific rectangle -> Faster than search entire desktop
; _ImageSearchArea($imgpath,$searchCenter,$xo,$yo,$width,$height,$x,$y,$tolerance)



_ImageSearchShutdown()

#include "ImageSearch2015.au3"
#include <Array.au3>


_ImageSearchStartup()

Func SearchAllImagesInARegion($path,$xo,$yo,$width,$height,$imgSize=50)
Local $fx = 0,$fy = 0
$ds = $imgSize * 2
Local $pos[0][2]

For $y = $yo To $width Step $imgSize
For $x = $xo To $height Step $imgSize
$find = _ImageSearchArea($path,1,$x,$y,$x+$ds,$y+$ds,$fx,$fy,10)
If $find <> False Then
ReDim $pos[UBound($pos)+1][2]
$pos[UBound($pos)-1][0] = $fx
$pos[UBound($pos)-1][1] = $fy
EndIf
Next
Next
Return $pos
EndFunc

$images = SearchAllImagesInARegion("test.png",0,0,@DesktopWidth,@DesktopHeight)
MsgBox(0,"Found",ubound($images) &" images")
For $i = 0 To UBound($images)-1
   MouseMove($images[$i][0],$images[$i][1])
   Sleep(500)
Next

_ImageSearchShutdown()

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Originally Posted by elmarcia That is because scan order, you need a representative image to search for and limit in the area you want it to be found Here is an example: Code: #include "ImageSearch2015.au3" _ImageSearchStartup() Global $x= 0,$y = 0 $centerImage = 1; 0 top left corner - 1 center of image $data = _ImageSearch("test.png",$centerImage,$x,$y,10) MouseMove($x,$y) ;use to search for images in specific rectangle -> Faster than search entire desktop ; _ImageSearchArea($imgpath,$searchCenter,$xo,$yo,$width,$height,$x,$y,$tolerance) _ImageSearchShutdown() Image to search, then we split the image in one of 50x50 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] Lets say we have this [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] Then search order will be like this: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] As soon as image 1 is not visible, it will find image 2, then if image 1 and 2 aren't visible will find image 3 and so on... The best you can do to test for same images in the desktop is area search, to test if it is there or not. [EDIT] This code should search for all same images in a region, it takes some time for all desktop (8/10 sec) so if u use a smaller region would be faster  Spoiler Code: #include "ImageSearch2015.au3" #include <Array.au3> _ImageSearchStartup() Func SearchAllImagesInARegion($path,$xo,$yo,$width,$height,$imgSize=50) Local $fx = 0,$fy = 0 $ds = $imgSize * 2 Local $pos[0][2] For $y = $yo To $width Step $imgSize For $x = $xo To $height Step $imgSize $find = _ImageSearchArea($path,1,$x,$y,$x+$ds,$y+$ds,$fx,$fy,10) If $find <> False Then ReDim $pos[UBound($pos)+1][2] $pos[UBound($pos)-1][0] = $fx $pos[UBound($pos)-1][1] = $fy EndIf Next Next Return $pos EndFunc $images = SearchAllImagesInARegion("test.png",0,0,@DesktopWidth,@DesktopHeight) MsgBox(0,"Found",ubound($images) &" images") For $i = 0 To UBound($images)-1 MouseMove($images[$i][0],$images[$i][1]) Sleep(500) Next _ImageSearchShutdown()

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Originally Posted by elmarcia That is because scan order, you need a representative image to search for and limit in the area you want it to be found Here is an example: Code: #include "ImageSearch2015.au3" _ImageSearchStartup() Global $x= 0,$y = 0 $centerImage = 1; 0 top left corner - 1 center of image $data = _ImageSearch("test.png",$centerImage,$x,$y,10) MouseMove($x,$y) ;use to search for images in specific rectangle -> Faster than search entire desktop ; _ImageSearchArea($imgpath,$searchCenter,$xo,$yo,$width,$height,$x,$y,$tolerance) _ImageSearchShutdown() Image to search, then we split the image in one of 50x50 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] Lets say we have this [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] Then search order will be like this: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] As soon as image 1 is not visible, it will find image 2, then if image 1 and 2 aren't visible will find image 3 and so on... The best you can do to test for same images in the desktop is area search, to test if it is there or not. [EDIT] This code should search for all same images in a region, it takes some time for all desktop (8/10 sec) so if u use a smaller region would be faster  Spoiler Code: #include "ImageSearch2015.au3" #include <Array.au3> _ImageSearchStartup() Func SearchAllImagesInARegion($path,$xo,$yo,$width,$height,$imgSize=50) Local $fx = 0,$fy = 0 $ds = $imgSize * 2 Local $pos[0][2] For $y = $yo To $width Step $imgSize For $x = $xo To $height Step $imgSize $find = _ImageSearchArea($path,1,$x,$y,$x+$ds,$y+$ds,$fx,$fy,10) If $find <> False Then ReDim $pos[UBound($pos)+1][2] $pos[UBound($pos)-1][0] = $fx $pos[UBound($pos)-1][1] = $fy EndIf Next Next Return $pos EndFunc $images = SearchAllImagesInARegion("test.png",0,0,@DesktopWidth,@DesktopHeight) MsgBox(0,"Found",ubound($images) &" images") For $i = 0 To UBound($images)-1 MouseMove($images[$i][0],$images[$i][1]) Sleep(500) Next _ImageSearchShutdown()