Read several recognition results as a list of Match values. Use len(matches), matches[index], or a for loop. A non-empty list can include failed matches, especially after wait_any()/wait_all(); check each item's found value.
MatchListThis class cannot be constructed directly.
—hits = Region(100, 200, 300, 400).find_all(["hp", "mp"], 5000)
if hits:
click(hits, offset=(0, 4), random=0)Mark each found result on screen, using its bounds or squares around its points. Skips results without a location. Drawing is scheduled, so the call can return before the frames appear. Only the latest update pending for the same instance is drawn at the next display frame.
matches.highlight(color="green", line_width=2, region_width=36, auto_hide_ms=0)| Name | Description |
|---|---|
colorColor | String | Number | Highlight color. Optional · Positional or named Default: green |
line_widthNumber | Outline width in pixels, with a minimum of 1. Optional · Positional or named Default: 2 |
region_widthNumber | Square width in pixels when only points are available, with a minimum of 1. Optional · Positional or named Default: 36 |
auto_hide_msNumber | Time before hiding, in milliseconds. 0 or a negative value keeps the highlight visible until highlight_off(). Optional · Positional or named Default: 0 |
hits = Region(100, 200, 300, 400).find_any(["enemy_a", "enemy_b"], 2500)
hits.highlight(color="yellow", line_width=3, auto_hide_ms=1200)Turn off all active highlights generated from this match list instance.
matches.highlight_off()hits = Region(100, 200, 300, 400).find_any(["enemy_a", "enemy_b"], 2500)
hits.highlight()
hits.highlight_off()