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pianodavy
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Posted: 22nd Apr 2014 06:48
Ok - so 2 things - I'm old and I forgot the keyboard shortcut for screenshots is the first thing - can someone let me know? The second thing is - why is that not listed in any of the strategic FAQ's or Doc's (I did look). Screenshots are essential when uploading game assets so I would assume this is an important matter. Anyway, I would very appreciate a clue - thanks!

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Teabone
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Posted: 22nd Apr 2014 08:21 Edited at: 22nd Apr 2014 08:22
To be honest I'm not even sure. What I do however is press the Print Screen key and then open a program like photoshop , create new document then pasta. Since print screen saves to your clipboard.



I think you can do this too with the standard Windows "Paint" program.

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AuShadow
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Posted: 22nd Apr 2014 09:52
Yep I do this with windows paint, it evens captures dual screens at once if your running them u just have to crop one screen image

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pianodavy
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Posted: 22nd Apr 2014 12:03
I don't know why my "Print Screen" does not work right, I was trying it before writing here - maybe because I have Vista Ultimate 32 bit? Anyway, I was formally able to perform screenshots, but I have honestly forgotten the keyboard shortcut - it was a built-in function on the previous version of FPSCR, I know this for sure - because I was using it! I am using MWSnap now, but the keyboard shortcut would be SOOO much easier. Anybody out there willing to share the way?

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LeeBamber
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Posted: 22nd Apr 2014 12:42
I have added the F10 instruction to the prompt when test game first starts, which should help you create screen shots of your favorite scenes faster (for the next version)

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The Next
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Posted: 22nd Apr 2014 15:12
@AuShadow



If you only want to take a screenshot of the program your using, in future just press Ctrl+PrtScn and it will take an image of your active program, so full screen games will take an image of the full screen image and not your second monitor
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Posted: 22nd Apr 2014 21:41
as Lee said, F10



the shot is saved in
Quote: "My Documents\FPSC Reloaded Files"




also please make F12 toggle the HUD rather than just hide it, currently it just causes Reloaded to crash after you try to exit without a HUD

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LeeBamber
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Posted: 23rd Apr 2014 22:32
Thanks for the F12 toggle crash report, I have added it to our list

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