Skippy-Wabbajack

Skippy-Wabbajack is a small Python automation script that repeatedly looks for on-screen images and clicks them when found.

This project is based on the wabbajack-skip repository.

It was created to help skip repetitive prompts in Wabbajack-like workflows by detecting a primary image (reference.png) and, if needed, a fallback image (reference_alt.png).

Features

• Repeated image detection and automatic click.
• Primary and fallback reference images.
• Configurable delays in settings.ini.
• Windows alert sound when neither image appears on screen.

Requirements

• Windows (current script uses winsound for alerts).
• Python 3.9+ recommended.
• Python packages:
  • pyautogui
  • opencv-python
  • pillow

Install dependencies:

pip install pyautogui opencv-python pillow

Project Files

• main.py: Main automation loop.
• settings.ini: Optional timing configuration.
• reference.png: Primary image target (you need to provide this file).
• reference_alt.png: Secondary image target (you need to provide this file).

Configuration

Edit settings.ini:

[SETTINGS]
delay_between_tries = 0.5
delay_after_succeding = 8
delay_after_failing = 5

Parameter meanings:

• delay_between_tries: Wait time between each scan attempt.
• delay_after_succeding: Wait time after a successful click.
• delay_after_failing: Wait time after both images fail to match.

If a value is missing, main.py uses its internal defaults.

Usage

1. Place reference.png and reference_alt.png in the same folder as main.py.
2. Open the target app/window you want to automate.
3. Run:

python main.py

The script runs in an infinite loop until you stop it.

Stop the Script

• Press Ctrl + C in the terminal.

Notes

• Keep your screen resolution/scaling consistent with how the reference images were captured.
• If matching is unstable, retake cleaner reference screenshots.
• The script currently uses a fixed image confidence value (0.6) in code. "# Skippy-Wabbajack"