Im using pyautogui and detecting multiple images through three if statements. But only the top if statement is activated, even though the other if statements should be true according to previous tests Here is the code: import pyautogui import time import keyboard import random import win32api, win32con while 1: try: if (pyautogui.locateOnScreen(r"C:\Users\Daniel Fernando\Desktop\Python\chromeDinosaur\assets\one.png", region=(755,325,120,120), grayscale = True, confidence=0.6) is not None): print("i see one") keyboard.send(" ") elif (pyautogui.locateOnScreen(r"C:\Users\Daniel Fernando\Desktop\Python\chromeDinosaur\assets\three.png", region=(740,325,120,120), grayscale = True, confidence=0.5) is not None): print("i see three") keyboard.send(" ") elif (pyautogui.locateOnScreen(r"C:\Users\Daniel Fernando\Desktop\Python\chromeDinosaur\assets\two.png", region=(740,325,120,120), grayscale = True, confidence=0.5) is not None): print("i see two") keyboard.send(" ") except pyautogui.ImageNotFoundException: print() Continue reading...