Clawmation v1.2.4
Clawmation 1.2.4 makes repeated vision workflows react faster while preserving
the input reliability and compatibility guarantees introduced in 1.2.3.
Faster vision reactions
- Previously detected targets are checked at their last confirmed location and
scale before any wider search, allowing buttons that disappear and return in
place to be reacquired immediately. - Missing full-screen targets now use progressive overlapping recovery tiles
instead of a blocking multi-scale scan across the entire display. - Recovery retains complete-screen coverage and bounded scale search without
delaying fresh captures for hundreds of milliseconds. - Normal, hovered, selected, and other alternate target images share the same
reacquisition anchor and preserve the last successful appearance. - Full-screen Loop regions use the captured frame directly instead of copying
the complete desktop before matching.
Faster reliable clicks
- Repeated Loop clicks on the same verified foreground window use a warm input
path that removes redundant focus and hover delays. - The raw-input wake-up motion, cursor-position verification, frame-spanning
press, foreground checks, serialized input transaction, and release recovery
remain active on every click. - A changed window, lost foreground, or failed cursor check automatically falls
back to the complete preparation path before any mouse button is pressed. - Failures after mouse-down are never retried, preventing accidental
double-clicks while still guaranteeing a release attempt.
Paste vision images
- Hover over a vision image box and press Ctrl+V to add an image from the
clipboard. - Clipboard paste works in Loops, Watch, and the trigger editor.
- Pasted images use the existing validation, storage, deduplication, thumbnail,
and eight-image limit used by file selection and drag and drop. - Text-only clipboard content is ignored, and pasting outside an image box does
not alter the workflow.
Existing macros, Loops, Watch triggers, hotkeys, settings, .clawmation files,
and .clawbundle files remain compatible.