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[RaiMan <question151044@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #151044 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/151044

    Status: Open => Needs information

RaiMan requested for more information:
I do not really understand, what you are doing, but this should work.

--1. open Sikuli, make a script and save it using the File menu. this
creates a folder you-have-named-it.sikuli.

--2. double clicking the folder should open your script again in the
Sikuli IDE. If this makes problems, use the Open from the File menu and
select the .sikuli folder.

--3. Especially as a beginner, you should never have something to do
with the files inside the folder, especially with the .py file (only the
generated .html might be of interest, since it shows a nicely rendered
version of the script with the image thumbnails - it is created, when
the script is saved)

one more thing:
As a beginner: Why are you running the script from commandline? why do you not use the convenient run buttons in the IDE?

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