I needed to also "pip install Pillow" for this to run, and after that it worked great! Thanks for the video! Also, display resolution and resolution scale seemed to mess with the accuracy, so I dialed the monitor into 1920x1080 and reccomended resolution scale, which helped. Increasing the if end > to a higher value kept the program running until the end as well. Fun project!
if someone is experience something wrong with the image search, try to put "target_png=..." inside the Clicker call too. Example in line 22: clicker = Clicker(target_png='Image\Test.png', speed=.001), it works for me. (also try to pip install opencv)
Hey Renan, I tried the suggestion you proposed, but still not working. All I get is the print error image not found, I tried everything but I'm still stumped. If you have any other suggestions I'd appreciate it!
I have done what you have said, with the most recent version of pip, and I get this... Pip version (22.2.2) ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the opencv requirement (of versions: none) ERROR: No matching distribution found for opencv
Hey Kozzy, Thanks for your comment! If you still need help, you can try asking on my Discord Server: discord.gg/9aZNGWgQ3d (There are hundreds of people that might be able to help you there.) I wish you a very pleasant day ⭐️
Hello man, what could I do if I want to find different images and not only the circle? Let's say i'm trying to make a bot that click on a fish (2D), but the fish can swim around and change his position (lets assume only 8 different posizions: 2 vertical (up/down), 2 horizontal (left/right), 4 oblique(etc), so in total 8 different images). How could I check all the different images in the same time?
I get an issue where end increments too fast so the script stops before the test is over. I can increase the if end > x line to make the number bigger, but is there another way too? Does changing the speed make it check less often for the image?
What’s the best way to abort application that is controlling your mouse? I’m struggling a lot 😂 I would like to press “esc” and stop this script instead of while loop
pt.moveTo(position)[1] + 15, position[1] + 15, duration = self.speed ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax. Maybe you meant '==' or ':=' instead of '='? What is this?
We’re sorry to hear that you’re facing trouble with this tutorial. We have some suggestions for you: - First, try watching the tutorial again to check if you missed something (remember that programming languages are strict, and that uppercase & lowercase characters are completely different.) - Second, if you’re facing an error, try copying and pasting it into the Google search engine, it’s the fastest way to find the best response for the issue you are facing. - Third, if it’s still too confusing for you, try taking a step back and working on an easier project to try to improve your programming skills before tackling the project in this video. We wish you the best of luck with your project!
I needed to also "pip install Pillow" for this to run, and after that it worked great! Thanks for the video! Also, display resolution and resolution scale seemed to mess with the accuracy, so I dialed the monitor into 1920x1080 and reccomended resolution scale, which helped. Increasing the if end > to a higher value kept the program running until the end as well. Fun project!
if someone is experience something wrong with the image search, try to put "target_png=..." inside the Clicker call too. Example in line 22: clicker = Clicker(target_png='Image\Test.png', speed=.001), it works for me. (also try to pip install opencv)
Hey Renan, I tried the suggestion you proposed, but still not working. All I get is the print error image not found, I tried everything but I'm still stumped. If you have any other suggestions I'd appreciate it!
I have done what you have said, with the most recent version of pip, and I get this... Pip version (22.2.2)
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the opencv requirement (of versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for opencv
i never comment but i have to take my hat off for you, thank you very much for this tutorial
Why not use locateCenterOnScreen instead of doing + 15 and whatever?
Because I completely missed that when I was reading the documentation, thanks for the update!
Hi, thank you for your video. Was wondering, how can I add multiple images? Just say 3 images to click 1 by 1. Thanks!
Hey Kozzy,
Thanks for your comment!
If you still need help, you can try asking on my Discord Server: discord.gg/9aZNGWgQ3d
(There are hundreds of people that might be able to help you there.)
I wish you a very pleasant day ⭐️
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Hello man, what could I do if I want to find different images and not only the circle?
Let's say i'm trying to make a bot that click on a fish (2D), but the fish can swim around and change his position (lets assume only 8 different posizions: 2 vertical (up/down), 2 horizontal (left/right), 4 oblique(etc), so in total 8 different images).
How could I check all the different images in the same time?
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I get an issue where end increments too fast so the script stops before the test is over. I can increase the if end > x line to make the number bigger, but is there another way too? Does changing the speed make it check less often for the image?
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nice vide
Awesome
if there are two different picture,one after one,how can we deal with it?
hey how can i change it to become a two image clicker in sequences?
Can we apply this for mobile web, Sir?
magnifico
Another tutorial for multiple pictures + loop ????
What’s the best way to abort application that is controlling your mouse?
I’m struggling a lot 😂
I would like to press “esc” and stop this script instead of while loop
Usually there should be a key or something, but it’s some seriously dodgy business usually so be careful xD
How to use multiple cursor in py auto gui
The code never ends up finding the image even with a very low confidence
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why is it taking so many screenshots? 5 gb in 10 mins
pt.moveTo(position)[1] + 15, position[1] + 15, duration = self.speed
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax. Maybe you meant '==' or ':=' instead of '='?
What is this?
image not found, how i can fix it?
We’re sorry to hear that you’re facing trouble with this tutorial. We have some suggestions for you:
- First, try watching the tutorial again to check if you missed something (remember that programming languages are strict, and that uppercase & lowercase characters are completely different.)
- Second, if you’re facing an error, try copying and pasting it into the Google search engine, it’s the fastest way to find the best response for the issue you are facing.
- Third, if it’s still too confusing for you, try taking a step back and working on an easier project to try to improve your programming skills before tackling the project in this video.
We wish you the best of luck with your project!
You installed cv2 python at the beginning but never used it in ur code?!
You need it for the project to work
nice!!
I didn't understand shit but i want to. Where do i study this ?
Bro please bring instagram comment bot that comment on recent post from feeds not from hastage please reply
Instagram and Facebook bot tutorials are hard since they ban you very fast if you don't use the official API
@@Indently i need insta bot
@@xoticxd That's great mate
@@Indently how i contact u?
Just use insta-py ! 😉
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