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Coordinate Translation: The feature begins by converting percentage-based coordinates received from user commands into precise pixel positions on the screen. This translation ensures accurate mouse movement.
Reflective Assessment: Upon reaching the calculated position, the system evaluates accuracy by potentially capturing a screenshot of the target area. This snapshot serves as a reference point for precise clicking.
Accuracy Thresholding: Implementing defined accuracy thresholds or visual recognition techniques, the system checks if the calculated position aligns accurately with the target. If below a set threshold, it dynamically readjusts the mouse closer for precision.
Precision Adjustment: To fine-tune accuracy, the system employs iterative adjustments to move the mouse closer to the intended target. It repeatedly repositions the cursor until it reaches a precise point for clicking.
Smart Click Execution: Once the system confirms the accuracy or has successfully readjusted for precision, it executes the click action. This approach emulates human-like interaction, significantly enhancing accuracy while allowing for adjustments to compensate for potential deviations.