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Question #250646 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/250646

    Status: Open => Answered

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
With observe() in the current shape, I would not recommend to use it in your case.
With 1.1.0 final in some weeks, it might make things a bit easier and faster in your case.

But already this should help a bit:

instead of
 if (s.exists(Result_Defeat.toString()) != null){ // I think a closing bracket is missing here

use 
 if (s.exists(Result_Defeat.toString(), 0f) != null){ 

the parameter 0 tells the exists to only search once no matter if found
or not, which should be about 0.5 secs max instead of the standard 3
seconds if it does not appear.

Another option is to use a smaller region instead of the whole screen,
if you know, where about Result_Defeat.toString() should appear.

Since it looks like a game bot, it should be rather easy, to define the
expected region, since usually games have a rather fixed layout.

BTW: what is the reason for .toString() in Result_Defeat.toString()?
What object type is Result_Defeat?

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