Something strange about screenshots .

[StarLion45]

Hi everyone

I still get nothing screenshots , I done exactly as Danlisa explaine to me
but nothing screenshots at all
Here's the copy of res fix file :

Please help me out .....


;
; DX9res Settings
; by Kegetys <kegetys@dnainternet.net>
;
; Note that this config is reloaded on device reset, so you can task switch out
; of the game, change settings from this file and then return
;

[config]
; ResX: Horizontal resolution setting
; ResY: Vertical resolution setting
; useFiltering: Use linear filtering for UI elements
; enableScreenshots: Hook printscreen keypress to save TGA screenshot
resX=1280
resY=1024
useFiltering=1
enableScreenshots=1
screenshotPath=C:\ProgramFiles\Ubisoft\SilentHunte rIII

[gamma]
; setGamma: Override gamma ramp
; gammaRed: Red channel gamma (1.0 = normal, decrease to add brightess, increase to darken)
; gammaGreen: Green channel gamma (1.0 = normal, decrease to add brightess, increase to darken)
; gammaBlue: Blue channel gamma (1.0 = normal, decrease to add brightess, increase to darken)
setGamma=0
gammaRed=1.0
gammaGreen=1.0
gammaBlue=1.0

[StarLion45]

You all see a space between e and r in Hunter ,
but in the original file it isn't a space , it happens everytime i copyed this

[danlisa]

It's Program Files. They are split by a space.

Originally Posted by StarLion45

Hi everyone

I still get nothing screenshots , I done exactly as Danlisa explaine to me
but nothing screenshots at all

Do you know how to screengrab a view in Windows Explorer? Do you have a image suite? For my sanity (and yours), I want to check the path where you have installed SH3.

Navigate to your SH3 Program Folder, so you can see the Folders called Data, MODS, Documentation etc etc. Now press PrtScr. Now open an image suite, create a new image/canvas and then choose paste. This will add the screengrab you have taken into an image which you can post here. I need to check that Path. If you can't do that, put it into a Word Doc, Excel Doc or anything that can take the image.

Also try to include in the screengrab the file listing that shows the Res Fix files in the main SH3 Program folder (use the List view to do this).

I'm sure there is a problem with your setup of the Rez Fix. When you are playing SH3, does it stutter/micro freeze when you press ScrPrt? If it does not, it's not working.

I don't have SH3 installed on this PC but open the Program Folder and copy EXACTLY what it shows in the address bar. Just like below:

[StarLion45]

Hi Danlisa
Thanks for the help .
Here ' s what I did :

I uninstalled the game , and the res fix using uninstall file .
I intalled the game from the beginning , and also installed the res fix .
And NOTHING HAPPENED
When I use the " Printscreen " button , the game freeze for a moment like you described in the last post , so it seems right that way .
But none TGA files in the SHIII main directory . It flashed a moment too when I used the "Printscreen " button , so I think either is the res fix corrupt , or maybe something wrong with where the TGAs goes to (folder )
but I find nothing . The game work perfectly with the res fix , but it don't
take screenshots .

So Danlisa at last :

Plese explain it easy to me what you mean in the post
Thank you for helping me

[danlisa]

Originally Posted by StarLion45

I uninstalled the game , and the res fix using uninstall file .
I intalled the game from the beginning , and also installed the res fix .
And NOTHING HAPPENED

Good. Did you use the default install location? C:\Program Files\Ubisoft\SilentHunterIII
Also, did you put all the res fiz files in the SilentHunterIII Folder? Overwriting if needed.

Originally Posted by StarLion45

When I use the " Printscreen " button , the game freeze for a moment like you described in the last post , so it seems right that way.

Good. The Screen Shot function is working. It sounds like the location is wrong.

Try this:

Change your Screenshot Path in the d3d9.cfg to read this (Copy & Paste if you want):

screenshotPath=C:\

This will put any/all screens directly to the root of your hard drive. So to find them you only need to navigate to My Computer > C: