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- 1.9.8 @version
- On Windows, the PrintScreen key will not save a screenshot as a file to the runtime folder but will instead copy it to the clipboard. To create screenshots as files, you can bind another key to the screenshot command in the Controls menu (e.g., a key on the numpad
- paths_on_the_command_line @guide
- me when a game is running: log output, savegames, screenshots, and other such files are stored here. The [[-b
- runtime_directory @guide
- created at runtime, including saved game states, screenshots and [[doomsday.out|logs]]. ===== Version 2.0 o
- take_a_screenshot @howto
- ====== How do I take screenshots? ====== The default screenshot control [[bindevent|binding]] is **f12**. Screenshots may also be taken by bringing down the console and entering "screenshot" (though, using this method the console will obsc
- use_hires_textures_in_your_map @howto
- great program. I won't burden you with too many screenshots, but here are the steps. {{ file:hirestextutor1
- jdrp @modding
- the top" of the 1.01 version. ===== Comparison screenshots ===== [To Do] ====== Download ====== * **
- detailed_list_of_changes_in_doomsday_version_1.9.7 @version
- e). * PrtSc key now bound by default to take a screenshot. * The gravity multiplier ([[:cvar]] [[:server
- readme_macos @guide:2.0
- ==== Files ===== Your runtime files (savegames, screenshots) are inside a folder called //~/Library/Applicat
- readme_macos @guide:2.1
- ==== Files ===== Your runtime files (savegames, screenshots) are inside a folder called //~/Library/Applicat
- readme_macos @guide:2.2
- ==== Files ===== Your runtime files (savegames, screenshots) are inside a folder called //~/Library/Applicat
- readme_macos @guide:2.3
- ==== Files ===== Your runtime files (savegames, screenshots) are inside a folder called //~/Library/Applicat