I am attempting to make these GUI steps into a script. When I follow this process manually, I get a tracking error under 1 and I get some great matches. This is far better than autotrack.

```import bpy```<br>

*Step 1* <br>
>**Set tracking settings extra correlation to .99**<br>
Code Tried ```bpy.data.movieclips["Name.png"].(null) = 0.99```<br>

*Step 2* <br>
>**Loop through 1000 times** When in loop, it loops but only tracks one frame forward<br>
Code ```for loopv in range (1000):```<br>

*Step 3*<br>
>>**Detect Features**<br>
Code ```bpy.ops.clip.detect_features(ctx)```<br>

*Step 4*<br>
>>**Track Features 1 Frame**<br>
Code ``` bpy.ops.clip.track_markers(ctx,backwards=False, sequence=False) ```<br>

*Step 5*<br>
>>**Deselect all features**<br>
Code ``` bpy.ops.clip.select_all(ctx,action='TOGGLE') ``` or ``` bpy.ops.object.select_all(ctx,action='DESELECT') ```<br>

*Step 6*<br>
>**End Indentation of loop and Return to Step 2**
<br><br>

This is my current code. I have to hit **Run Script.** over and over, for it to work and go through all the frames of the clip.<br>
```
import bpy
import random

#for loopv in range (1000):
ctx = bpy.context.copy()
for area in bpy.context.screen.areas:
   if area.type == 'CLIP_EDITOR':
   ctx['area'] = area
   bpy.ops.clip.select_all(ctx,action='DESELECT')
   bpy.ops.clip.detect_features(ctx)
   bpy.ops.clip.track_markers(ctx,backwards=False, sequence=False)
```