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Thanks - I'm currently working on adding the frontend and support for nft/skch files, then I can start on the in-game utility.Very neat! Can't wait until it's done ;)/>
Thanks!Not bad at all. It's neat someone is trying to implement this.
You misspelled 'lightshot'.Maybe we can have a CC version of puush soon :P/>
If you don't know, puush is a screenshot program with the purpose of sharing it quickly, lightshot files can only be viewed in cc. Plus, lightshot is more of a video as opposed to an image.You misspelled 'lightshot'.Maybe we can have a CC version of puush soon :P/>/>
Thanks. Why don't you like using external web interfaces? Pastebin and GitHub are external web interfaces…This is pretty awesome idea. I don't like the idea of using someone elses web interface though, it results in dependance. I've written a Nfp2Bmp converter instead, which runs in CC. I prefer PNGs but the structure of PNGs is massivly messed up so I've had to settle with BMP.
Sorry for hijacking your thread.
I'm not actually sure - I had considered OSX style screenshots where you could select areas, which would be separated into their own layers, but it may be better to just capture the whole screen as an NFT.Awesome!
Just one question in regards to using Sketch files, and it may sound silly from me really, but what's the advantage over using it over NFT? It's essentially NFT but with layers, and I'm not really sure how you'd work them.
That's the end goal :3Anyway, this is really neat. Maybe we can have a CC version of puush soon :P/>
Additionally, lightshot is targeted at in-game computers, as they're saved as programs. Converting lightshot programs to nfa files and finally to a gif could work, but at that point it'd just be overkill.If you don't know, puush is a screenshot program with the purpose of sharing it quickly, lightshot files can only be viewed in cc. Plus, lightshot is more of a video as opposed to an image.You misspelled 'lightshot'.Maybe we can have a CC version of puush soon :P/>
So, puush is not lightshot, like at all. And btw, ik talking about the lightshot on cc and not the program irl (i actually don't know how lightshot really works :P/>)
You guys know lightshot is an actually windows/mac program, right?Thanks. Why don't you like using external web interfaces? Pastebin and GitHub are external web interfaces…This is pretty awesome idea. I don't like the idea of using someone elses web interface though, it results in dependance. I've written a Nfp2Bmp converter instead, which runs in CC. I prefer PNGs but the structure of PNGs is massivly messed up so I've had to settle with BMP.
Sorry for hijacking your thread.I'm not actually sure - I had considered OSX style screenshots where you could select areas, which would be separated into their own layers, but it may be better to just capture the whole screen as an NFT.Awesome!
Just one question in regards to using Sketch files, and it may sound silly from me really, but what's the advantage over using it over NFT? It's essentially NFT but with layers, and I'm not really sure how you'd work them.That's the end goal :3Anyway, this is really neat. Maybe we can have a CC version of puush soon :P/>Additionally, lightshot is targeted at in-game computers, as they're saved as programs. Converting lightshot programs to nfa files and finally to a gif could work, but at that point it'd just be overkill.If you don't know, puush is a screenshot program with the purpose of sharing it quickly, lightshot files can only be viewed in cc. Plus, lightshot is more of a video as opposed to an image.You misspelled 'lightshot'.Maybe we can have a CC version of puush soon :P/>
So, puush is not lightshot, like at all. And btw, ik talking about the lightshot on cc and not the program irl (i actually don't know how lightshot really works :P/>)
Yeah, but we thought you were talking about the CC version, since, this is the CC forums…You guys know lightshot is an actually windows/mac program, right?–snip–
The screenshot utility - this will most likely be the most difficult part to create, as it would require everything from a custom terminal API to advanced coroutine control. This would be available for install on a CC computer, which would then be able to save the data from the screen as a Sketch file (I'm working on adding support for Sketch files to the backend) so that it can be converted to a PNG when necessary.
Thanks. Why don't you like using external web interfaces? Pastebin and GitHub are external web interfaces…This is pretty awesome idea. I don't like the idea of using someone elses web interface though, it results in dependance. I've written a Nfp2Bmp converter instead, which runs in CC. I prefer PNGs but the structure of PNGs is massivly messed up so I've had to settle with BMP.
Sorry for hijacking your thread.
Ah, I see. I have been carefully monitoring bandwidth and disk usage as I work on this and right now it seems fine although I am not sure if it would stay that way with more widespread usage. If it does start to get dangerous, I'd definitely warn everyone though.Thanks. Why don't you like using external web interfaces? Pastebin and GitHub are external web interfaces…This is pretty awesome idea. I don't like the idea of using someone elses web interface though, it results in dependance. I've written a Nfp2Bmp converter instead, which runs in CC. I prefer PNGs but the structure of PNGs is massivly messed up so I've had to settle with BMP.
Sorry for hijacking your thread.
Ok, when I say external web interfaces I mean small, one man band, websites, not a $750 million company (no offence). My main issue is if your website goes down, expires or whatever, any image that uses your service will be gone (though if Computer Craft will still be around when your website dies I don't know). I know my image is still on pastebin but everywhere I've linked it to is gone.
I think this is a great idea but would be more flexible using an image hosting service like Dropbox or Imgur, but even that has its problems.