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Editors Depot - Mission Editing and Scripting => OFP - Editing/Scripting General => Topic started by: John on 20 Jul 2006, 02:20:10

Title: HOW TO MAKE SCREENSHOTS?
Post by: John on 20 Jul 2006, 02:20:10

Hi there?....is their some script I need to make a screenshot?

HOw do I do it?

Cheers!

Title: Re: HOW TO MAKE SCREENSHOTS?
Post by: Seven on 20 Jul 2006, 02:51:12

Hi,

Try Kegetys DXDLL (http://operationflashpoint.filefront.com/file/Kegetys_DXDLL;49296)

Title: Re: HOW TO MAKE SCREENSHOTS?
Post by: penguinman on 20 Jul 2006, 03:06:51

no you dont need that.

just press the prtscn button on your keyboard right above the backspace and next to F12, then leave the game, go into a programm like paint

start>all programs>accessories>paint

or other program for photo editing,

and when you have a new project open,

press ctrl + v and your screenshot will apeer in their where you can save it.


kegetys dxll will improve the graphics of the game and also can help you store and organize your screenshots. but to just take a screenshot, use the method above.


I have a bad feeling about this.

Title: Re: HOW TO MAKE SCREENSHOTS?
Post by: John on 20 Jul 2006, 14:10:12

Yeah thanks!....but i think their is some program or script I can use to take various screenshots because with the print screen i think i can only take one.

Title: Re: HOW TO MAKE SCREENSHOTS?
Post by: penguinman on 20 Jul 2006, 17:18:54

xfire, www.xfire.com, or kegetys DXLL see 2nd post

Title: Re: HOW TO MAKE SCREENSHOTS?
Post by: SniperAndy on 20 Jul 2006, 17:55:20

Or use FRAPS (http://www.fraps.com)
But I would go with dxdll as mentioned in the 2nd post.
It does not only let you take screenshots but brings you all them nice reflections etc.

Title: Re: HOW TO MAKE SCREENSHOTS?
Post by: Seven on 21 Jul 2006, 00:46:25

I disabled everything apart from the option to take screenshots with DXDLL

Title: Re: HOW TO MAKE SCREENSHOTS?
Post by: Mr.Peanut on 21 Jul 2006, 16:45:19

This is not an editing question.

Title: Re: HOW TO MAKE SCREENSHOTS?
Post by: Planck on 21 Jul 2006, 17:14:47

I think the question has been answered, however as Mr Peanut has pointed out, this is not strictly an editing question, therefore I will now lock it.


Planck