Pyautogui does not detect images that aren't 1:1

[12345678]

from the docs it seems that "confidence" does the trick , but it does not

x1, y1=pyautogui.center(pyautogui.locateOnScreen('image.png', confidence=0.8))
print(x1, y1)

 

if you get an image like

by itself then it works fine.

if you put the same under a composite image like

then it does not work anymore

[igormp]

26 minutes ago, 12345678 said:

if you get an image like

by itself then it works fine.

if you put the same under a composite image like

then it does not work anymore

Are you talking about the image you're passing as a parameter to the function, or are you talking about the image you're looking for in your screen?

 

Also, do you have opencv installed?

[12345678]

34 minutes ago, igormp said:

Are you talking about the image you're passing as a parameter to the function, or are you talking about the image you're looking for in your screen?

both? the image is passed as parameter to the function, in which the function should give the xy location of the image

if the image is by itself it works, if the image is in a bigger image with other stuff, it fails

 

34 minutes ago, igormp said:

Also, do you have opencv installed?

yes it is, otherwise it throws an errror