Macro Recorder then proceeds with the next action or alternatively branch to the action of your macro script you specified by its label. If a click action follows the image recognition, make sure to configure a click action with relative mouse coordinates with X and Y set to zero (or an intentional offset of your choice). If the image is detected, Macro Recorder can position the mouse pointer to the center (or any edge) of the detected image and/or store the coordinates of the found image into variables. if font rasterization slightly alters the desktop.
You can adjust the color tolerance, allowing Macro Recorder to detect images which are not 100% identical with the search image, e.g. It also excludes unwanted screen areas, where Macro Recorder shall not look for the image.Ĭlick button " Test" to test if Macro Recorder can find the image with current region and color tolerance settings. Restricting the search area to a smaller region increases performance as less screen real estate needs to be monitored. The search scope can be restricted to a region relative to either the desktop or the active program window. Select variable that contains a bitmap Search scope Such variable must be filled earlier in your script by image capture action. Alternatively, you can get the bitmap from a Macro Recorder variable. You can either load a file of the bitmap to look for or capture it with the capture button. This action pauses the macro playback until Macro Recorder finds the specified image in the specified search area:
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