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You can try raise it up to 0.99, in my experience it is nearly pixel-by-pixel similarity, so works not well if there is any kind of background animation or else slightest interference.
Show us screenshots of your case.

Alternatively, if you need some cooldown, you can use os.time() for timestamp, something like:

timestamp = 0
cooldown = 20
if os.time()-timestamp > cooldown then
click(button)
timestamp = os.time()
end

Try this function. The function return the max index from a table of targets.

function existsMultiMax(region, target)
   local oldROI = Settings:getROI();
   local maxScore = 0
   local maxIndex = 0
   if (region ~= nil) then Settings:setROI(region) end
   for i, t in ipairs(target) do
       if (exists(t, 0)) then -- check once
       local score = getLastMatch():getScore()
       if (score > maxScore) then
           maxScore = score
           maxIndex = i
       end
       end
   end
   if (oldROI ~= nil) then
       Settings:setROI(oldROI)
   else
       Settings:setROI()
   end

   if (maxScore == 0) then return -1 end
   return maxIndex
end


You can use it as 
local maxIndex = existsMultiMax(nil, {"enable.png", "disable.png"})
if (maxIndex == 1) then -- enable
else
 -- disable
end

However, it's still possible that both images get the same score. You may check the scores before using this function.
A more suitable solution is under development. Stay tuned.

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A more general way that we use is observing the behavior of the target app.
Does the app start with enable or disable?
Is there any difference on screen between clicking the enable and disable images?

Hope that it helps you.

Yes. The disable button is the gray button.

Hi There,

I am facing same issue which is mentioned here. After usage of zoom function from point A to B and point C to D using step of 150/200/300, i get a unresponsive android tablet screen. dragDrop/swipe operaton fails on that resulting in zoom in /zoom out with those operations. 

Only when a manually zoom in or zoom out, it comes out of whatever zoom function got stuck into. 

Is anyone able to solve this yet ?

function is not complex, its a call to zoom and a wait(1) and a swipe or dragdrop operation after that ->doesn't work

--- tried calling zoom multiple times, no luck coming out of that 'stuck' situation 
I see that there is touchDown/Move/Up(PSMRL, seconds), apis are provided, does these support second/third finger touch as well ? Writing our own zoom function would become possible after this.

any help is appreciated.

Thanks!

Perhaps you can introduce new API with simply supporting touchDown((firstFinger touch = 0 , 1 ,2), x,y) touchMove(touch, x,y) touchUp <firstFinger/2nd/3rd>, or slightly different. This will give ankulua Multi-touch capability. In the mean time till these APIs are released, perhaps Zoom api could be fixed !!

Thanks for looking into this.

I am also in need of the type() function to do deepcopy for table copying. See: Copy table by value.


PS. Thank you for continueMultiTouch. After figuring out this issue and adding a UI and changing hard coded Locations to be searched my script should be ready to release

Edit: and now after a few hours of things working(to an extent), the ioexception 251 on zoom has started here too. Previous mentions were met with suggestions of other Roms and alternative click. The ROM isn't an issue as it worked before and nothing changed. Alternate click changes it to ioexception 127

Edit2: I have root on my tablet including a remote shell interface to debug this issue if you have suggestions

Does the touch functionality run using input or sendevent commands? Using a root shell sendevent is working fine here with event4. Ankulua has root perms and acknowledged as much on loading and when the script starts. The swipe function works but zoom and dragDrop functions return the IOException 

Does the AndroidManifest use preferExternal? Logcat is showing an issue of failed to load memtrack module

Edit 3: decompiling AnkuLua tells me it does use sendevent. 

What program is using dd.m on sdcard root? Seems calls to the function that runs with that file as -f argument is the one throwing the ioexception
/data/local/tmp/aklexec is the program that uses dd.m
What can set Settings.execute to false?

aklexec is missing
aklexec from root of sdcard is only 174bytes. If I copy that to /data/local/tmp then IOException changes to 134.

OK, aklexec is just passing the parameters to a Monkey process, is this the same concept as the daemon monkeyrunner or whatever?

com.android.commands.monkey is used via app_process. Trying this manually I see that the package is not found in logcat
I do have a commandline command Monkey that I can use. Only issue there is my shell doesn't have fuse mount for sdcard done
It seems aklexec is used when AnkuLuaTouch is true.(alternative click) I wasn't using that when things were working so Monkey not performing well is the issue
settings.execute can be set false seemingly only with exitScript() so no issue on that IOException throw

Edit 5: tested using a monkey script from /data/local/tmp manually for PinchZoom. Works as expected besides an error for scriptlog not able to touch sdcard. Ankulua adds a RM cmd for SD card which seems like a likely cause of failure here
By adding export EXTERNAL_STORAGE=/data/local/tmp before call to Monkey the scriptlog issue is resolved. By adding -f parameters to RunCmd that does the removal of /sdcard/dd.m the other issue is resolved

FIXED locally: SuperSU added mount namespace separation. By disabling this the current AnkuLua works again. I think this solution is less than ideal due to safety, but could solve the issue for others