Giving me an error in a if

what kind of error? hard to guess ;-)

one thing:

  t1 = Match(thex, im.getY() + 35, im.getW(), im.getH(), 1)
  click(t1)

A Match should not be created by hand (it is returned by a find). A Match is a rectangular object and inherits from Region.

so you should do this, to get a "handmade" Region object:
  t1 = Region(thex, im.getY() + 35, im.getW(), im.getH())

But in this case this is not needed:
Since a click on a Region clicks on the center and you are placing the region to click 35 pixels downwards, the easiest possibility (among many others ;-)

if im:
    click(im.getCenter().below(35))
else:
....

One more thing:
if find():

does not make sense, since if not found the script will stop with a FindFailed error.

In these cases you have to use exists()

if exists("some-image.png"):
    click(getLastMatch()) # would click the found image
else:
    print "not found"; exit(1)

To learn about the used features: http://sikuli.org/docx/

Thanks helped me alot.
I'm getting an error on line 10 (Take a look at the image I've posted)

I've updated the code from the help you gave me:
while true:
 im = find( )
 if exists(getLastMatch()):
  click(im.getCenter().below(35))
 else:
  if exists( ):
   #WAITING
  else:
   if exists( ):
    click( )
   else:
    exit(1)

It's giving me the error on line 8, at:
  if exists( ):
   #WAITING
  else: <-- ERROR

That is always a problem here, since you do not see the real script.

Tip: when asking, it is helpful to have the error message from the IDE's message area pasted here (only the part with the line number and the error text).

In this case I can guess again:

  if exists( ):
   #WAITING
  else:

you get an error telling something about bad indentation.
If something, that has to be indented, does not have some code yet, at least a "pass" is needed (a real statement, does nothing but having the correct indentation) a comment is simply ignored for this purpose.

so:

  if exists( ):
   pass #WAITING
  else:

should help.