SyntaxTerror
Content Creator
- Joined
- Jul 24, 2014
Hello
As a "Content Creator" (well, it is what is written under my name <<< ), I have to make examples of the mods I am creating, and taking screenshots, cropping and uploading them becomes a little boring after a while.
I just found a wonderfull tool to do this: ShareX.
This is a free, open source, multilanguage, lightweight (13,9 Mo) software that allows to take many kinds of screenshots, save them in a specific folder (so one can take many screenshots in a row without having to save them everytime), upload them (on Imgur, FlickR, Picasa, etc.), recording screen videos and uploading the directly on Dropbox.com, and many other things.
For example, if I want to get an example of a new hair mod:
A preview of the screenshot is also shown in the bottom right corner of the screen. Clicking on it allows to open the screenshot in the image editor or on the image hosting site.
ShareX also allows to have the mouse pointer on the screenshot (that is why I downloaded it firstly).
This thread can look as a commercial, but I really find that this tool is a good one. The only problem I see is that the list of image hosting sites is limited.
I hope it can be useful to you too.
As a "Content Creator" (well, it is what is written under my name <<< ), I have to make examples of the mods I am creating, and taking screenshots, cropping and uploading them becomes a little boring after a while.
I just found a wonderfull tool to do this: ShareX.
This is a free, open source, multilanguage, lightweight (13,9 Mo) software that allows to take many kinds of screenshots, save them in a specific folder (so one can take many screenshots in a row without having to save them everytime), upload them (on Imgur, FlickR, Picasa, etc.), recording screen videos and uploading the directly on Dropbox.com, and many other things.
For example, if I want to get an example of a new hair mod:
- Before, I had to:
- Take a screenshot.
- Open my raster graphics editor (Paint.net).
- Paste the image.
- Crop it.
- Save it.
- Upload it on my image hosting site.
- Get the link to the image.
- etc.
- With ShareX, I only have to:
- Take a screenshot of the image part of SDT's window (using Ctrl+Print Screen).
A preview of the screenshot is also shown in the bottom right corner of the screen. Clicking on it allows to open the screenshot in the image editor or on the image hosting site.
ShareX also allows to have the mouse pointer on the screenshot (that is why I downloaded it firstly).
This thread can look as a commercial, but I really find that this tool is a good one. The only problem I see is that the list of image hosting sites is limited.
I hope it can be useful to you too.
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