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Re: The Walls tutorial

Not really, I find I learn most things through trial and error. But silly things like cuting and pasting alluded me entirely so I doubt I would have found that out anytime soon wink

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Re: The Walls tutorial

Lance Haith wrote:

The "Print Screen" button on top of the Num-Pad. It takes a snapshot of the picture for you to paste in a photo editing software like Adobe Photo shop or Paint (since I'm poor and lack any 133t ninja pirate skills I use paint).

It does seem that BF2 editor saves a copy of a picture you take but where it saves them to I have no idea....

Nice tut for the newbies... wall making is a VERY tedious process guys... especially if you want to make them at odd angles.

Another Tip: if you know approximately how many posts and wall parts you want to use you can just align them at their normal positions and select them all to change angles. It might save time but I'm not sure as I dont do that smile

yeah i need to find where editor sends them it seems.... Ages latter/ nup can find where editor sends screen shots your gona have to tell me.

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Re: The Walls tutorial

I don't think the editor sends them anywhere.

Print screen saves your screenshot in your paste thing.

So you take a screenshot (Prntscrn) then open paint and get the dotted line box right click and press paste. Then redo.

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Re: The Walls tutorial

The editor could send them to My Documents\Battlefield 2\Screenshots as thats where they get sent when you use it in game.  I doubt it though, you'll probably have to press it, go into paint and press paint, then save it.

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