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Can anyone help me to Understand why this isnt working? I am trying to get it to Search for the image then bring up the progress bar that sais it will try again if it fails to find it, then Search again. But it seems to only be searching the first time, then getting stuck in a Loop of progress bars.

#include <GUIConstants.au3>   ; Progress Specific
#include "array.au3"
global $AZDLLName = "analizer.dll"

_SearchLoop()

Func _SearchLoop()
    AZPrintWindow()
    $var = _findImageOnScreen("SciteSym.bmp", "0,0,0,0", 1)

    If $var <> 0 Then
        For $r = 1 to UBound($var)-1
            MouseMove($var[$r][1] , $var[$r][2], 20 )
            MsgBox(4096, 'Found it', 'test', 0)
            Sleep(200)
        Next
    EndIf

    If $var = @error Then
        $Form1 = GUICreate("Problem FInding Image, Trying again in 5sec", 306, 20, 200, 165, BitOR($WS_MINIMIZEBOX,$WS_CAPTION,$WS_GROUP,$WS_BORDER,$WS_CLIPSIBLINGS))
        $Progress1 = GUICtrlCreateProgress(8, 0, 289, 17)
            For $i = 1 to 100 step 1
                sleep(25) ; wait time.
                GUICtrlSetData($progress1, $i)
                GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
            next
                GUICtrlSetData($progress1, 100)
                sleep(250)
                GUIDelete($Form1)
                SetError(0)
                $var = 0
                _SLReEnter()
        
    EndIf
EndFunc

Func _SLReEnter()
    ;MsgBox(4096, "Didnt find it", "crap", 0)
    
    Sleep(500)
    _SearchLoop()
EndFunc

;Find image on screen and return cords
;findFile: File you want to find on the screen
;rect: x,y,width,height
;first: 1 = find first 0 = find all
Func _findImageOnScreen($findFile, $rect, $first)
    Dim $mouseCords[1][3]
    
    $rects = ""
    $trans = 0
    $color = ""

    $result = DllCall($AZDLLName, "int", "image_in_clipscreen_rects", "str", $findFile, "int", $first, "int", $trans, "str", $color, "str", $rect, "str", $rects)

    AZDllError("AZTextRects")
    $rects = $result[6]
;MsgBox(0,"",$rects)

    if $rects <> "" then
        $rects = stringright($rects, stringlen($rects) - 1)
        $rects = stringsplit($rects, ";")
        $mouseIndex = $rects[0]
        ReDim $mouseCords[$mouseIndex+1][3]
    else
        $rects = _arraycreate(0)
    endif

    if $rects[0] < 1 then
        return 0
    endif
    
    
    if ($rects[0] <> 0) then
        For $n = 1 to $mouseIndex
  ;MsgBox(0,$n,$rects[$n])
            $items = stringsplit($rects[$n], ",")
            if $items[0] = 4 then
                $mouseCords[$n][1] = $items[1] + $items[3] / 2
                $mouseCords[$n][2] = $items[2] + $items[4] / 2
            
                $pWidth  = $items[3]
                $pHeight = $items[4]
            ElseIf $items[0] = 3 then
                $mouseCords[$n][1] = $items[1] + $pWidth / 2
                $mouseCords[$n][2] = $items[2] + $pHeight / 2
            Else
                AZTraceError("Index of the needed text rect out of bounds.")
                AZExit()
            Endif
            
      ;MsgBox(0,$mouseCords[$n][1],$mouseCords[$n][2])
            

        Next
    else
        $items = _arraycreate(0)
    endif

    return $mouseCords
EndFunc
;-------------------------------
func AZPrintWindow() ; Print window to clipboard (don't ALT PRINTSCREEN)
    $result = DllCall($AZDLLName, "none", "active_window_to_clip")
    AZDllError("AZPrintWindow")
endfunc

func AZDllError($func) ;Error
    if @error <> 0 then AZTraceError("'" & $func & "' function run error")
endfunc

func AZTraceError($error) ; Tracing error
    MsgBox(16, "Analizer error.", $error)
endfunc

There is always a butthead in the crowd, no matter how hard one tries to keep them out.......Volly

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