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[RaiMan <question670339@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #670339 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/670339

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
made a quick test in max local environment:
Server: TightVNC on a Windows 10 machine
Client: Mac running a script with latest 1.1.3

# script:
vs = vncStart("192.168.2.120")

if not vs:
  print "no connection"
  exit()

wait(1)
cap = vs.userCapture("gimmi")
img = "_vncscreen"
cap.saveInBundle(img)

vs.hover(img)
off()

My findings:
Even in my local network, the initial fill of the frame buffer after the VNCScreen.start() takes about 1 second.
So without the wait(1) I get a black screen with the userCapture(), with it, the screen content is correct.

Doing a search with an image directly after the VNCScreen.start() works
for me, because of the standard wait time of 3 seconds (in my case doing
the vs.hover(img) directly after start)

so you might try this:
VNCScreen client = VNCScreen.start(<ip-address>, <port>, <password>, 10, 1000);
try {
 //client.click(new Pattern("D:\\example.png").similar(0.5f));
    client.click(client.wait("D:\\example.png", 10));
 }
catch (FindFailed e) {
 e.printStackTrace();
 }
finally {
 client.close();
 }

... so adding some time to wait for the frame buffer to get filled the
first time.

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