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** Summary changed:
- [1.0.1] Finder() shows lower similarity score than same image combination on screen
+ [check] Finder() shows lower similarity score than same image combination on screen
** Changed in: sikuli
Milestone: 2.0.0 => 2.0.1
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Title:
[check] Finder() shows lower similarity score than same image
combination on screen
Status in Sikuli:
In Progress
Bug description:
**** the finding
I checked your example with version 1.0.1 and indeed found a strange behavior:
Everything works as expected, but using Finder() directly with the captured image reports a similarity score of 0.57, whereas having the image displayed on the screen with a viewer and using normal screen find op Sikuli reports a similarity score of 0.88.
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I am using the latest 64-bit Sikuli IDE on 64-bit Win7. It seems that
Finder always uses exact find, ignoring my similarity setting in
Finder.find(). To demonstrate this, I have my captured.png file
displayed 1x1 on the screen and run the following simple script:
finder = Finder( "captured.png" )
finder.find( "captured.png", 0.7 )
if not finder.hasNext():
print( 'Can not find the orginal image itself by Finder' )
finder.find( "target.png", 0.7 )
if not finder.hasNext():
print( 'Can not find the target image by Finder' )
if not exists( "target.png" ):
print( 'Can not find the target image on screen' )
The result is:
Can not find the target image by Finder
In another word, the target.png can be found on screen, but not in the
capture.png. The capture.png can find itself.
What have I done wrong?
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