If you are currently running the script from within the IDE, you should give this a try:
java -jar path-to-sikuli-script.jar path-to-your-script.sikuli
This does not use the IDE at all.
Furthermore it would be interesting wether the output or behavior of the following makes sense in the faulty situation:
print SCREEN.getBounds() hover(SCREEN.getBottomRight()) print Env.getMouseLocation() print find(capture(0,0,300,300))
If you are currently running the script from within the IDE, you should give this a try:
java -jar path-to- sikuli- script. jar path-to- your-script. sikuli
This does not use the IDE at all.
Furthermore it would be interesting wether the output or behavior of the following makes sense in the faulty situation:
print SCREEN.getBounds() getBottomRight( )) ation() 0,0,300, 300))
hover(SCREEN.
print Env.getMouseLoc
print find(capture(