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locate function always returns None
See original GitHub issueI did a screenshot of my screen on mac (entire display) and then cropped a small area. Used those images on the locate function always returns None.
print pyautogui.locate('button.png', 'screengrab.png', grayscale=True)
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I started a new issue (#150) for this feature request, to keep the issues separate
For what it’s worth, I solved this problem for myself in Windows 10 by turning off “Transparency Effects” in Themes and Related Settings => Colors.