Getting Started with Screph

Install, select a mode and create your first project on an image, video or screen recording.

Installation

The installer for Windows 10/11 x64 is located on the download page. Before starting, check the system requirements and keep a backup of important projects and settings.

The FakerInput system driver and Arduino firmware are not installed with the main program. These actions are performed separately and are described in the section "Windows and rights".

Mode selection

  • General — marking and general methods of computer vision.
  • GUI Automation — preparing interface data for a separate automation scenario.
  • Industrial and UAV are experimental subject workflows without production-ready control.

The statuses and restrictions of the modes are given in the section “Program modes”. It is recommended to save the project before switching modes.

Main interface areas

  • Capture opens or records visual sources and controls the timeline.
  • Canvas Selector shows the current material and editable layout.
  • The toolbars and properties control the selection, creation, movement, size, relationships and parameters of the selected object.
  • Computer Vision runs methods and shows results separately from the main markup.

First project

  1. Open an image or add a source via Capture: screen, window, monitor, camera, stream, video or folder.
  2. Select the canvas tool and create features, features, or areas of interest. Add relationships and text or voice descriptions.
  3. If masks, contours, OCR or matching are needed, run the appropriate computer vision method and check the result.
  4. Save the project via File → Save Project or Ctrl+S.
  5. To work with the code, pass the selected data to Screph Code. For GUI Automation, prepare and run a separate script in Automation Runtime.

Additional setup

Preparing additional components is described in the section "Dependencies and Updates", speech and LLM - in the section "LLM and recognition speech", the location of the parameters is in the settings card.