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Lets say I want to find a specific image (good image) and click on it (this is possible now), but there is also images that I want to avoid(bad image) and they can overlap the good image. Is there a way that I can tell the app to ignore the good image when it is near the bad image?
in other words there should be a "Danger" zone that should be ignored no mater what is inside it.
Describe the usage
there are many games that you want to find and click on some coins but avoid bombs or mines at the same time.
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That would work only if you need to find the good image while the bad image is not present on the screen.
But what can you do when there are a lot of good images and a some bad images on the screen at the same time, you need to click on the good images but not click accidently on a good image that is too close to the bad image.
If I understand correctly how the program works now, once it found a bad image, all the good images will be ignored?
Describe the feature
Lets say I want to find a specific image (good image) and click on it (this is possible now), but there is also images that I want to avoid(bad image) and they can overlap the good image. Is there a way that I can tell the app to ignore the good image when it is near the bad image?
in other words there should be a "Danger" zone that should be ignored no mater what is inside it.
Describe the usage
there are many games that you want to find and click on some coins but avoid bombs or mines at the same time.
Is it a duplicate?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: