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EDIT: I've acquired enough reputation through this post to be able to edit it with more links, which will help me get my point across better People playing binding of isaac often come across important items on little pedestals. The goal is to have a user confused about what an item is be able to press a button which will then instruct him to "box" the item(think windows desktop boxing). The box gives us the region of interest(the actual item plus some background environment) to compare to what will be an entire grid of items. Theoretical user boxed item Theoretical grid of items(there's not many more, I just ripped this out of the binding of isaac wiki) The location in the grid of items identified as the item the user boxed would represent a certain area on the image that correlates to a proper link to the binding of isaac wiki giving information on the item. In the grid the item is 1st column 3rd from the bottom row. I use these two images in all of the things I tried below My goal is creating a program that can take a manual crop of an item from the game "The Binding of Isaac", identify the cropped item by finding comparing the image to an image of a table of items in the game, then display the proper wiki page. This would be my first "real project" in the sense that it requires a huge amount of library learning to get what I want done. It's been a bit overwhelming. I've messed with a few options just from googling around. (you can quickly find the tutorials I used by searching the name of the method and opencv. my account is heavily restricted with link posting for some reason) using bruteforcematcher: <a href="http://docs.opencv.org/doc/tutorials/features2d/fea

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