snap and play - ankulua 2 v8.3.0

Thank you.
I thought so too, from the simple test I did. And I am running in accessibility mode.
(I am new to image based macro on android, specifically on phone itself. Previously dealt with some similar image based macro on PC.)

Below is a bit more clicks but simply from image detection (i turned debug on and see the red rectangle narrow in), it takes very roughly ~2 seconds to perform each click action.
(For now for my specific purpose below, I resorted to using purely click / time based macro but obviously it has its drawbacks, especially when there is lag.)

Thanks!
-cutepolarbear

----- created by AnkuLua snap and play script ------
immersive = true
setImmersiveMode(immersive)
genVersion = "8.3.0-pro2"
setAutoGameArea = true
pcall (autoGameArea, setAutoGameArea)
scriptDimension = 1480
Settings:setScriptDimension(true, scriptDimension)
Settings:setCompareDimension(true, scriptDimension)
local index = 1
touchList = {}
waitList = {}

------ 1 -----
touchList[index] = {target = "1.png", region = Region(946, 460, 150, 150), id = "1", action = 'click'}
index = index + 1

------ 2 -----
touchList[index] = {target = "6.png", region = Region(662, 559, 150, 150), id = "6", action = 'click'}
index = index + 1

------ 3 -----
touchList[index] = {target = "4.png", region = Region(675, 514, 150, 150), id = "4", action = 'click'}
index = index + 1

------ 4 -----
touchList[index] = {target = "3.png", region = Region(668, 549, 150, 150), id = "3", action = 'click'}
index = index + 1

------ 5 -----
touchList[index] = {target = "7.png", region = Region(687, 552, 150, 150), id = "7", action = 'click'}
index = index + 1

------ 6 -----
touchList[index] = {target = "2.png", region = Region(694, 521, 150, 150), id = "2", action = 'click'}
index = index + 1

------ 7 -----
touchList[index] = {target = "5.png", region = Region(674, 506, 150, 150), id = "5", action = 'click'}
index = index + 1

Yes. I have turned on duplicate detection also and experimented with turning off debug.
Yes, why would 2 images versus 7 images make a difference if I am trying to get an idea of roughly how long each individual image recognition would take?
(ahhh, it will make a difference if it is iteratively looping through the array of 7 looking for a match. I think that's what it is doing. I actually needed to look for image 1, wait until it finds it, then click, then proceed to look for image 2, and etc.,)

I just have no frame of reference in regards to performance for image detection (in general) on android phone.
I understand image detection is an expensive process and will definitely not be as quickly as on PC.

Thanks,
-cutepolarbear