Tutorial: How to capture a screenshot in WC3
Mar 12, 2016 3:45:03 GMT
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Post by Desophaeus on Mar 12, 2016 3:45:03 GMT
Will someone please explain in this thread on how to do that? A set of instructions would go very far if people could see it for themselves instead of asking again.
Edit: got it... made a small tutorial in the post here.
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I did try the search function, it didn't pulled up anything that would explain how. I have a Samsung android phone, and I can snap a screenshot in my home screen or other apps like Firefox, but the sideswipe method doesn't work while I am inside the WC3 app.
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Toying around on my phone, I found something interesting...
Okay this is basically the normal method with a Samsung:
First, form a karate chop with your hand.
Second, you use your hand like a scanner by pressing down on the side of the screen and move it to the other side. Left to right or right to left, it doesn't matter.
^This is what I had originally thought it should work, but it didn't work in this particular app. I had followed the same path as the first picture above but the app is running in the landscape mode, not portrait mode.
^This works for me on the Samsung Galaxy S5.
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for iPhone it's too easy. Just press the close and home button at the same time. Idk for Samsung
Thanks guys, appreciate the help. I wanted to make a helpful tutorial.
Edit: got it... made a small tutorial in the post here.
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I did try the search function, it didn't pulled up anything that would explain how. I have a Samsung android phone, and I can snap a screenshot in my home screen or other apps like Firefox, but the sideswipe method doesn't work while I am inside the WC3 app.
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Toying around on my phone, I found something interesting...
Okay this is basically the normal method with a Samsung:
First, form a karate chop with your hand.
Second, you use your hand like a scanner by pressing down on the side of the screen and move it to the other side. Left to right or right to left, it doesn't matter.
^This is what I had originally thought it should work, but it didn't work in this particular app. I had followed the same path as the first picture above but the app is running in the landscape mode, not portrait mode.
^This works for me on the Samsung Galaxy S5.
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Thanks guys, appreciate the help. I wanted to make a helpful tutorial.
