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CloseYou Lords of RPG creation always need testers for your games. Many times a tester will find a bug or glitch or something that isnt quite clear to the developer as to what is being discussed. Most of the time the developer then asks...can you send me a picture or something similar. I for one, not being technically gifted in the slightest, would be perplexed as to how to do this.
Whats to keep you guys from making a patch that could be used by testers? Every game would have this added to the game being tested. When you find a goof or grammar error or whatever needs be shown to the developer, all you do is click a certain button and it automatically takes a snap of the problem and either sets it aside or sends it directly to the developers site where they are receiving feedback.
Maybe it isnt easy but you folk are always pulling your hair out anyway trying to get your game to work. If you got this to work it would save you time and effort and misunderstanding.
Whats to keep you guys from making a patch that could be used by testers? Every game would have this added to the game being tested. When you find a goof or grammar error or whatever needs be shown to the developer, all you do is click a certain button and it automatically takes a snap of the problem and either sets it aside or sends it directly to the developers site where they are receiving feedback.
Maybe it isnt easy but you folk are always pulling your hair out anyway trying to get your game to work. If you got this to work it would save you time and effort and misunderstanding.
Avee
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Keyboards have a Print Screen key. You only have to paste the snapshot in Paint, save it and send it to the developer. Considering how little time and effort it takes to do so, I don't think implementing the other idea would be worth the trouble.
Testers should do their job right in the first place, that is, by taking screenshots of the issues they find.
Testers should do their job right in the first place, that is, by taking screenshots of the issues they find.
Irfanview has a screenshot mode where you can set it to take a screen of the active window's client area and save it to a folder. I used it years ago for a screenshot LP I did and it works great for taking quick and easy screenshots without having to do the busywork of print screen to image editor and saving it manually.
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