Hi,
If your images are based on coordinates:
I think it's impossible. I have a lot of tests with the region checkpoints and the only thing you can do is set a proper resolution and DPI before testing. You should decide what display settings you'll use before the testing (it will be your testing environment) e.g. screen resolution 1080p and scale 125%.
So you should use the same display settings on all testing machines. Another option probably is to configure your project to automatically change screen or browser resolution before you start running the tests.
It's impossible to compare region checkpoints on different resolutions because once you change your resolution you change your coordinates too (that's because of pixel density)
If your images are not based on coordinates:
You can use the stretch method to resize your images https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/program-objects/picture/stretch.html
Hi TMbet , how can I understand if my image is "based on coordinates"?
I've saved it to the Regions using the checkpoint feature of test script recording (it is a Web test, so the image is displayed on the browser).
