New question #668667 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/668667

So this is an example of the code I'm working with, the real code has twenty 
images, but I've simplified it to three.

                mySimilarity = 0.86
                count = 0
                main_address = r"C:\Users\USER_ADDRESS\4thloop"
                while True:# Searching......at the 4th loop. LAST ADDED 13 04 
2018
                  while (count < 10): # Reduce the Match by 9 percent.
                        if 
exists(Pattern(Pattern("1519473664449.png").targetOffset(1,-22)).similar(mySimilarity)):
                          print('found 1st image at similarity %f') % 
mySimilarity
                          first_image_used =  main_address + 
r"\first_image_used.txt"
                          file = open(first_image_used)
                          current_amount_of_times_image_used = file.read()
                          file.close()
                          new_current_amount_of_times_image_used = int(1) + 
int(current_amount_of_times_image_used)
                          print('Number of times this image has been found %f') 
% new_current_amount_of_times_image_used
                          text = str(new_current_amount_of_times_image_used)
                          f = open(first_image_used, 'w')
                          f.write(text)
                          f.flush()
                          f.close()
                          break
                        elif 
exists(Pattern(Pattern("1525270211713.png").targetOffset(1,-21)).similar(mySimilarity)):
                          print('found 2nd image at similarity %f') % 
mySimilarity
                          second_image_used =  main_address + 
r"\second_image_used.txt"
                          file = open(second_image_used)
                          current_amount_of_times_image_used = file.read()
                          file.close()
                          new_current_amount_of_times_image_used = int(1) + 
int(current_amount_of_times_image_used)
                          print('Number of times this image has been found %f') 
% new_current_amount_of_times_image_used
                          text = str(new_current_amount_of_times_image_used)
                          f = open(second_image_used, 'w')
                          f.write(text)
                          f.flush()
                          f.close()
                          break
                        elif 
exists(Pattern(Pattern("1525274687366.png").targetOffset(1,-22)).similar(mySimilarity)):
                          print('found 3rd image at similarity %f') % 
mySimilarity
                          third_image_used =  main_address + 
r"\third_image_used.txt"
                          file = open(third_image_used)
                          current_amount_of_times_image_used = file.read()
                          file.close()
                          new_current_amount_of_times_image_used = int(1) + 
int(current_amount_of_times_image_used)
                          print('Number of times this image has been found %f') 
% new_current_amount_of_times_image_used
                          text = str(new_current_amount_of_times_image_used)
                          f = open(third_image_used, 'w')
                          f.write(text)
                          f.flush()
                          f.close()
                          break
                        else:
                          count = count + 1
                          mySimilarity = mySimilarity - 0.01 # reduce by 1%
                          print('mySimilarity is %f') % mySimilarity
                          if count > 8:
                                print('none of the images found.')
                                popup('none of the images found.')
                          continue # retry from the beginning
                  break

When "none of the images found" is printed excessively I go looking for the 
corresponding text file with a zero in it, I replace the image, then start the 
program over from the beginning, all up that wastes about 10 minutes.
So I've discovered the screen capture feature, so I figure I can automate the 
process by having a new screenshot taken of images as they are found, but I'm 
not sure how to return the dimensions of a found image.
Once I know how to return the dimensions of a found image I can update the 
least recognized images.
Hope that made sense.

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