Screenshots, How to?

[Adrana]

Maybe you should read carefully the first post in this thread.

 

[Ghost division Kane]

The first post is talking about using Print Screen button. That puts screenshot in Paint, where it could be altered.

 

[Adrana]

Windows Print Screen Key
http://www.seoconsultants.com/windows/print-screen/

Print screens goes to your clipboard, a temporary memory windows use to hold data (mainly used for copy/paste, when you copy a text or file windows stores the text or file in the clipboard memory and makes it available when you paste it to some place).

When u press printscreen windows puts the picture in the clipboard much like when you use copy/paste. just open any program (paint, wordpad, etc) and use the paste command (CTRL-V) and your picture will come)

Note: you can store only one picture (or any other data) at a time in clipboard.

You can launch c:\windows\system32\clipbrd.exe which will show you what is currently stored and allows you to save it.

I couldn't find any data about any direct saving in files of PG screenshots.

 

[The Rage]

just press f12 and it will save a screen shot in the PG program file in the "game data" file

 

[Ghost division Kane]

just press f12 and it will save a screen shot in the PG program file in the "game data" file

Now we are talking. Could you please enter here the pathway to game data folder?

 

[The Rage]

just left click the PG icon on your desk top then go to file location then game date and the pics are there

 

[HGus]

(for the F12 key) Not so easy. If you are running the browser applet no shorcut is available.

Game is installed (or downloaded) in different places. If you use the "stand-alone" client, search for "Splitscreen" under your user folder (write %userprofile%\appdata in the "Run..." box).

Place is different if you are using XP, Vista or Seven. To find the exact place, hit [Win+R] and in the box write %userprofile%\AppData\LocalLow and hit [Enter], if using Vista or Seven. In XP you should write "%userprofile%\application data" (in XP this varies with localization, vg in SPANISH it is "%userprofile%\datos de programa")

Once you found the correct place, you will see some "Corexxxx..." png files, those are the screenshots.

 

[Ghost division Kane]

Thank you guys. Appreciated.
This is the way I am using now:
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data\Splitscreen Studios\Pirate Galaxy\gamedata\Pirate Galaxy