It'llbe nice if we can do this. I don't need to have explorer open at background and drag/drop to discord. I can just paste into Discord.
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Hmm
shortcut could be shift+c+f12, in case it gets added
shortcut could be shift+c+f12, in case it gets added
Lyawi wrote:
Hmm
shortcut could be shift+c+f12, in case it gets added
yep
Matt2e2 wrote:
Or you could just press PrntScrn...
Not as useful if you play on windowed or have two monitors.
Cubicle wrote:
Matt2e2 wrote:
Or you could just press PrntScrn...
Not as useful if you play on windowed or have two monitors.
Yup, if you have 2 or more monitors it's gonna capture all of them.
Lyawi wrote:
Hmm
shortcut could be shift+c+f12, in case it gets added
Isn't that kind of strange shortcut? Maybe it would just work like when you press f12 it will both copy the screenshot to clipboard and save it to your disk. Or shift + f12, if that's not already binded for something
.ShadronSoul wrote:
Isn't that kind of strange shortcut? Maybe it would just work like when you press f12 it will both copy the screenshot to clipboard and save it to your disk. Or shift + f12, if that's not already binded for something
Shift+f12 is already bound. It's the automatic screenshot uploader. Something that I believe is useful enough. Another one for clipboard is just why. We offer quick upload and hosting straight from the game client. Just use that.
+1 it would be a lot faster to share screenshots if we stored images in the clipboard after screenshotting
Win+Shift+S essentially opens snipping tool immediately, letting you drag over a selection on the screen and saves it to your clipboard. Easiest way to quickly take snaps of small parts of the screen imo.
I can see why this would be useful, but is it really that much of a hassle to copy the image/url on the page that is automatically opened in your browser after taking a screenshot?
Sharex has issues taking pictures of fullscreen games unfortunately.Shizai wrote:
Use sharex and screenshot current window.
Again, this doesn't work at all if you play fullscreen.frisbii wrote:
Win+Shift+S essentially opens snipping tool immediately, letting you drag over a selection on the screen and saves it to your clipboard. Easiest way to quickly take snaps of small parts of the screen imo.