Eric Lengyel: Created page with "The C4 Engine can take screenshots and store them on the disk as TGA files. There are two different methods by which a screenshot can be taken, using the menu command in the C4 Menu or using the `shot` console command. The console command can also be bound to an input control so that screenshots can be taken at the press of a button while playing a game. Screenshots are always stored in the user's documents directory in the C4 Engine s..."

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Created page with "The C4 Engine can take screenshots and store them on the disk as TGA files. There are two different methods by which a screenshot can be taken, using the menu command in the C4 Menu or using the <code>shot</code> console command. The console command can also be bound to an input control so that screenshots can be taken at the press of a button while playing a game. Screenshots are always stored in the user's documents directory in the C4 Engine s..."

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The C4 Engine can take screenshots and store them on the disk as TGA files. There are two different methods by which a screenshot can be taken, using the menu command in the [[C4 Menu]] or using the <code>shot</code> [[Command Console|console command]]. The console command can also be bound to an input control so that screenshots can be taken at the press of a button while playing a game.

Screenshots are always stored in the user's documents directory in the C4 Engine subfolder.

== Menu Command ==

If the strip is visible at the bottom of the screen, then the Take Screenshot command in the [[C4 Menu]] can be used to take a screenshot. The shortcut Ctrl-\ can also be used when any interface window, such as the main menu or command console, is visible. When a screenshot is taken with this method, the name of the file is <code>C4_shot_xxxx.tga</code>, where <code>xxxx</code> is replaced by a number that starts at 1 and gets incremented every time a screenshot is taken.

== Console Command ==

The <code>shot</code> ''name'' command takes a screenshot and saves it as ''name''<code>.tga</code>. If a <code>#</code> character appears in the name, then the name from that point on is replaced with a screenshot count that starts at 1 and gets incremented each time it is used in a screenshot name.

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