Is there any way to click relative coordinates?

this worked for me:

t = find(img)
t1= capture(t.getx, t.gety, t.getw, t.geth)
click(t1)

when building the parms for captur(), you can play around ;-)

t is of class match: http://sikuli.org/doc/edu/mit/csail/uid/Match.html

Sorry, I have to correct:

t1= capture(t.getX(), t.getY(), t.getW(), t.getH())

Thank you. worked for me!

this should even be faster:

t1= Match(t.getX(), t.getY(), t.getW(), t.getH(), 1) # just creates a new match object with simularity = 1 (exact)

Hello,

I was wondering if there is any possible way to use..

t = regionimg.inside().find(img)
t1= capture(t.getx, t.gety, t.getw, t.geth)
click(t1)

..without getting the getX attribute error, t = find(img) works but it makes the script very slow compared to finding in a specific region of course.

Thanks,

Jake

No problem- just try:

t = Subregion(x, y, w, h).inside().find(img)
t1= Match(t.getX(), t.getY(), t.getW(), t.getH(), 1) # just creates a new match object with simularity = 1 (exact)
click(t1)

Subregion(x, y, w, h): this can be created visually in the IDE by using the right icon (find within subregion) of the 3 icons left top. Or you can calculate (x, y, w, h) by yourself (same way as with the Match above). then you have to write it down as written. Its also possible to calculate the four parameters for the match.

example: say you know what your looking for is in the upper left quarter of the screen (e.g. 1280 x 720):
t = Subregion(0, 0, 640, 360).inside().find(img)
...
...

I tried, but it is still giving AttributeError: getX even if I make the similarity to default and to "1" in the t image and the t1 Match. I need to use a similar though in the t image because it is not exact at most times and how could I exactly calculate the four parameters for the Match t1 when between these regions Subregion(521, 283, 220, 201) ? I tried doing something like this:

   t = Subregion(521, 283, 220, 201).inside().find(img)
   t1 = None
   if t:
      thex = t.getX()
      t1 = Match(thex, t.getY() + 35, t.getW(), t.getH(), 1)
      click(t1)
      click(t1)
      click(t1)
      sleep(5)
      type(" ")

but still gave me the AttributeError: getX , I'm pretty sure thats not correct way but is there a way to assign variables the t images x, y, w, h?

Thanks,

Jake

Its really weird - I will post a bug - if interested look their (A match x=find(img) works, but x=Subregion().inside().findimg) leads to the error, but the match object seems to be the same)

But I may have found a circumvention - try this
t = Subregion(521, 283, 220, 201).inside().find(img)
t = find.region
print t # in the IDE message area, you will find the details of the match

comment:
find() stores the best found match in find.region. If you use this match instead (which should by content be the same) getX, ... work as they should.

Another tip:
If you use a pattern object instead of an image you can influence the needed/expected simularity and the number of matches to find. So if you are rather sure (as it seems to be in your situation), I guess you will get a better performance when using find this way:
t = Subregion(521, 283, 220, 201).inside().find(Pattern(img).simular(1).firstN(1))

simular(1) says "match has to be exact" and firstN(1) stops the search after the first match.

Interested in the class definitions? http://sikuli.org/doc/allclasses-noframe.html

Sorry, type error simular - should read
... find(Pattern(img).similar(1).firstN(1))