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[RaiMan <question232233@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #232233 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/232233

    Status: Open => Answered

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
The Sikuli installation contains a libs folder containing the needed
native libraries.

When facing problems with native libraries at runtime in other
environments than the normal Sikuli standalone usage, you have to take
care:

- that Sikuli knows where the libs folder is: use environment variable SIKULI_HOME (version 1.0.0 SIKULIX_HOME) and set it to
set SIKULI_HOME=path-to-the-sikuli-folder\    // for RC3 - trailing \ mandatory
set SIKULIX_HOME=path-to-the-sikuli-folder  // for version 1.0.0, no trailing \ needed

- have the libs folder in the system path:
set PATH=%SIKULI_HOME%libs;%PATH% //RC3 
set PATH=%SIKULIX_HOME%\libs;%PATH% //version 1.0.0

path-to-the-sikuli-folder is the absolute path to the folder containing
sikuli-script.jar and the libs folder.

The service update 1.0.1 (end July) will have more automatic options and
be more robust against these problems.

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