Super Easy Autoit Image Search

[BatMan22]

So I think this is the easiest implementation of autoit image search ever, just grab the .au3 file and include it like in the example below, have fun. Thank you @junkew The original non-gutted and more powerful program can be found at the link below.

;ImageSearchExample
#include    <ImageSearchEasy.au3>

Local $coordinates = SearchForClick("example.BMP")
ConsoleWrite(@CRLF & $coordinates)

 

Explanation: So due to a Java issue that I was having and searching around for a solution.. I found a super easy to use little script that requires no outside DLL's and works pretty darn well, so I basically gutted it and make it so anyone, even an idiot like me could use it. The part about this that really was great is that it works with any image search requirement as long as you can take a screen shot of it. 100% of the credit for this going to @junkew and the original link can be found at: 

 

EasyImageSearch.zip

[careca]

Seems a lot slower than the one that uses the dll

[damianhaq]

  On 8/16/2018 at 9:21 PM, careca said:

Seems a lot slower than the one that uses the dll

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someone can check this? its slower ? 

[careca]

You can check, put a timer and then a timer on the other method, to search the same thing, that's it.

[HansHenrik]

has to be much slower, think about it, this thing compares a bunch of rgbs in autoit, one pixel at a time, for about 2 million pixels (1080p) or 8 million pixels (4k), imagine running this for 2 million iterations in autoit, if(rgb(pic1,x,y)!=rgb(pic2,x,y)){no match}, this script does it in AutoIt, the dll one does it in C, and the AutoIt interpreter use MUCH more cpu to compare a pixel than c-compiled-native-code,

this is not a good solution if you need it to run fast, or need it to use small amounts of cpu. even so, i'm very glad someone did a pure AutoIt implementation with no dependencies