SikuliX

image click on multiple appearances

Asked by Alias

On the webpage that I'm trying to automate, there are three images in total that need to be clicked. First, an attack image. Second, a continue image. Third, a restart image. Sikuli should click the attack image, then move on to the continue image. Once the continue image is clicked, it needs to attack again. Here's a broken down, simplified order of what needs done.

Attack
Continue
Attack
Continue
Attack
Continue
Attack
Continue
Attack
Continue
Attack
Restart

Here is a sample script that I came up with to execute the above example. This, however, was quite slow. Each image click took approximately 1.5 seconds, which is extremely slow.
https://paste.ee/p/u6AiT

When I tried to modify the sample script to loop, it wouldn't work for me. It would only click one of the images, and then stop without error. Here is a sample script that I came up with to execute a looped script that should do the same as above.
https://paste.ee/p/aOEva

This brings me to my question, and goal. I'd like the script to click the AttackImage whenever it's on screen, and when it's not on screen, click the ContinueImage. When neither of those are on screen, it should click the RestartImage, which would restart the loop of the script to go back to AttackImage, then ContinueImage, etc. How would I manage to do this successfully?

Oh, and this is sort of related to the question, but why does a crosshair appear before each click, which I run the script?

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Eugene Maslov (emaslov1) said : 		#3

Hi Alias,
I suggest, using observe functions is better in your case:

===8<===

myGame=Region(0,0,800,600)

def myChange(event, region=myGame):

    myattack=region.exists("attack.png",0)
    mycontinue=region.exists("continue.png",0)
    if myattack is not None:
        myattack.click()
    elif mycontinue is not None:
        mycontinue.click()
    else:
        myrestart=region.exists("restart.png",0)
        myrestart.click()

myGame.onChange(50,myChange)
myGame.observe(30,False)

===8<==

For other click logic, modify if-else conditions in myChange procedure.

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Eugene Maslov (emaslov1) said : 		#4

A quicker one:

myGame=Region(0,0,800,600)

def myChange(event, region=myGame):

    myattack=region.exists("attack.png",0)
    if myattack is not None:
        myattack.click()
    else:
        mycontinue=region.exists("continue.png",0)
        if mycontinue is not None:
            mycontinue.click()
        else:
            myrestart=region.exists("restart.png",0)
            myrestart.click()

myGame.onChange(50,myChange)
myGame.observe(30,False)

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