[AtoZ]

I know this, but to know if you have 10k elixir, or 100k elixir, you need to read the whole value. And if the value is not accurate (example: 50.000 elixir, but reads 500.000), then it fails. I disagree with the W feature, which was a lot confusing when i was using lf-robot.
I suggest we stick to thousands, far easier to understand than 10th of thousands. Think about a hard disk drive sold with 10th of thousands of Megabytes, you will love the conversion haha

Yes. You are right. Let me rethink again.. hmmm.. more ideas:
We get 2 digit from the left by tesseract and determine the existence of the 3rd digit by pixelsearch or somecode to check the color. If it returns to white, then we know it's by 10,000. if It returns to dark green then we know it is just by the thousands.

ex. 50 000 elixir and tesseract reads it 500.000

then we get 50 and check the pixel of the third digit's location.
If it is white (500 000) then 50x10,000 = 500,000. (in this case the '0')
If it is green (50 000)then it 50x1,000 = 50,000. (in this case the BLANK)

Alternatively.. if we use 3 digits.. then we get a value of 500.
But we still check the pixel of the third digit's location.
If it is white (500 000) then 500x1,000 = 500,000. (in this case the '0')
If it is green (50 000)then it 500x100 = 50,000. (in this case the BLANK)

Also we have to check the pixel to the 5th and 6th digit as well not to misread 500 as 500,000.

Do you think this will help?