question about identifying rotated image

guyash2 · Post by **guyash2** » Fri May 06, 2011 5:04 pm

Hello,
I know how to use the function of finding image position, but it can identify the image just if it's in the same rotating. I mean: if the image would be rotated, it won't be identifed. Can I somehow set the program to identify the image even if it's rotated?

If it's impossible, does macro scheduler have a function of counting pixels in the same color? I know that I can check each color in a specified rectangle and count them, but it takes too much time.

Thank you very much.

Post by **Marcus Tettmar** » Sun May 08, 2011 8:16 am

I guess you would need to make a copy of the needle image, rotate it, and then search for that. Or capture the needle when it is rotated.

So you'd have several FindImagePos lines (up to 4) for each rotated version of the needle.