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Screenshots from the release version of Oni. Note that:
Screenshots from the release version of Oni. Note that:
*Pre-beta screenshots go [[:Category:Pre-beta screenshots|HERE]].
*Pre-release screenshots go [[:Category:Pre-beta screenshots|HERE]].
*Screenshots of modding work go [[:Category:Modding screenshots|HERE]].
*Modding-related screenshots go in one of the sub-categories [[:Category:Modding images|HERE]].
*General screenshots from your computer for instructive purposes go [[:Category:Images from other media|HERE]].
*Screenshots that aren't mod-related or from Oni go [[:Category:Images from other media|HERE]].


 
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Screenshot pro tip:
Here's how to take screenshots like a pro:
*In your key_config.txt file, add this line: <tt>bind 3 to screenshot</tt>
*In your key_config.txt file, add this line: <tt>bind 3 to screenshot</tt>.
*Press F1 in-game, then "x" to activate Developer Mode. Exit the help window.
*Press F1 in-game to bring up the Data Comlink. Type "thedayismine" (or 'x' if using the Daodan DLL) to activate Developer Mode. Exit the Comlink screen.
*Press Enter to get the free-flying camera. Turn it by using your mouse. Use your keyboard's arrow keys to cruise around the level.
*Bring up the developer console (tilde key in QWERTY; see [[Developer Mode#Using the console|HERE]] for other keyboards) and enter the commands:
*Press '3' whenever you have a good shot!
**<tt>gs_show_ui=0</tt> to hide the HUD.
**<tt>co_display=0</tt> to hide the errors that typically scroll up the screen in Developer Mode.
**(Note that you can write your own BSL function which contains these commands and place it in the [[IGMD/global]] folder. Then all you have to do is type the name of your function as a convenient macro.)
*Close the console and press Enter in-game to get the free-flying camera. Turn it by using your mouse. Use your keyboard's arrow keys to cruise around the level.
*Press '3' whenever you have a good shot! The screenshots will be saved next to the Oni application. They are saved in BMP format, so make sure to find a program that can batch-convert files to JPEG or PNG.


[[Category:Oni game images]]
[[Category:Oni game images]]

Latest revision as of 12:22, 13 July 2023

Screenshots from the release version of Oni. Note that:

  • Pre-release screenshots go HERE.
  • Modding-related screenshots go in one of the sub-categories HERE.
  • Screenshots that aren't mod-related or from Oni go HERE.

Here's how to take screenshots like a pro:

  • In your key_config.txt file, add this line: bind 3 to screenshot.
  • Press F1 in-game to bring up the Data Comlink. Type "thedayismine" (or 'x' if using the Daodan DLL) to activate Developer Mode. Exit the Comlink screen.
  • Bring up the developer console (tilde key in QWERTY; see HERE for other keyboards) and enter the commands:
    • gs_show_ui=0 to hide the HUD.
    • co_display=0 to hide the errors that typically scroll up the screen in Developer Mode.
    • (Note that you can write your own BSL function which contains these commands and place it in the IGMD/global folder. Then all you have to do is type the name of your function as a convenient macro.)
  • Close the console and press Enter in-game to get the free-flying camera. Turn it by using your mouse. Use your keyboard's arrow keys to cruise around the level.
  • Press '3' whenever you have a good shot! The screenshots will be saved next to the Oni application. They are saved in BMP format, so make sure to find a program that can batch-convert files to JPEG or PNG.

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