Ron Jensen wrote:
> [...] I would prefer the screen shot code to
> generate an image identical to what is shown on the screen.
Good point, especially as you can easily initiate a screen dump by
pressing Alt-F (or maybe F3, I've forgotten ), thus you
don't need the menu to create one,
On 7 Oct 2009, at 15:04, Curtis Olson wrote:
> ... and if you don't want any gui elements in your screenshot, it's
> easy enough to turn them all off and use the F3 hot key to take the
> snapshot. (Close all the dialog boxes, and then F10 toggles the
> menu on/off)
I was aware of this (an
On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 8:57 AM, Ron Jensen wrote:
> One man's feature is another man's bug. :) While admittedly most screen
> shots don't want the UI shown, a very large percentage of screen shots
> I've shared were created to show the UI components as part of a tutorial
> or to demonstrate an is
On Wed, 2009-10-07 at 09:33 +0100, James Turner wrote:
> In fact, it would be possibly to write out in any format which your
> OSG has a loadable plugin for - JPEG, BMP, whatever. All that's needed
> is to change the file extension we append to the name in FG. (And, I
> haven't tested the beh
If you update SG and FG, screenshots are now written as PNGs - please
give it a go!
In fact, it would be possibly to write out in any format which your
OSG has a loadable plugin for - JPEG, BMP, whatever. All that's needed
is to change the file extension we append to the name in FG. (And, I
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