Great news! I use "WaitReady". It executes much more faster than using FindImagePos.... With my test, I think that WaitReady works very well to move fast on the process (change the screen and then ready to input) My code is like: press enter (This command will change the screen) waitready>0 send>y P...

Please forget this post. It's duplicate. Please refer to the post: Response to Users' Input. Thank you.
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Babi Mac Breakaway

As you suggested with your sample code, I tested it. It took me 6-7 seconds to recognize the image. Is this the normal duration? My code below: Let>x=1 Repeat>x GetScreenRes>sX,sY ScreenCapture>0,0,sX,sY,c:\screen.bmp FindImagePos>C:\savechange.bmp,C:\screen.bmp,20,1,xPos,yPos,imgs if>imgs>0 let>x=2...

You are right. I tested with my code. It still took my 8 seconds to execute. Let me try yours. Thank you for pointing that out.
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Easy Vape

I wrote something like this: Let>x=1 Repeat>x GetScreenRes>sX,sY ScreenCapture>0,0,sX,sY,c:\screen.bmp FindImagePos>C:\title.bmp,C:\screen.bmp,20,1,xPos,yPos,imgs if>imgs>0 let>x=2 Endif Until>x=2 send>y press enter does this help too? Your code looks complex to me. If mine doesn't work, I'll dig on...

Oh, I checked with the past post and still didn't figure out how to use a loop to do that... Could you provide me an example close to my case? That would be valuable for me....
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OXYGEN VAPORIZER

That's a good suggestion. I'll try that.. Thank you pro.
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Wagoneer

Yeah, actually my screen image is a very small image which only contains a few words in it.

I open the window which has the image(always in the same positon) as the part of it, run the script. I still got a very slow response to recognize the image.

Any help on this?
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Herbalaire

Yeah, actually my screen image is a very small image which only contains a few words in it. I open the window which has the image(always in the same positon) as the part of it, run the script. I still got a very slow response to recognize the image. Any help on this? ________ CROSMAN 8 SHOT ROTARY C...

Thank you folks for your input. I think I could use waitscreenimage to solve my problems so far. But, it seems that the command "waitscreenimage" has a very long response time. I did a few tests to run the command in my emulator. At average, it took over 10 seconds to move to the next command, altho...

I have a sample task as below running in a Terminal Emulator send>1 press enter send>c press enter press enter press enter .... Since the response time for each command is different, I added the wait> command between each command to make sure that each command starts to execute right after the preiv...