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Re: Multiple Target Targeting
I gave this thread some time so someone of more knowledge on the topic of computer vision in labview could help, but....that doesn't seem to be the case.

You could find the centers of the two targets, 1 and 2, and check to see if the x component of 1 < x component of 2. I'm not sure how easily it would be to extract the center from a target, but...that is the way to do it. Then, when you know which one has the lower x component, you could save off that variable as left and the other as right.
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