Bitmap vs jpeg

Tromador

Academy Page

Join Date: Apr 2006

Monks Unleashed [MU]

It seems that at some point my screenshots stopped being bitmaps and started being jpegs.

I'd much rather have bitmaps, for the quality - I can always compress into jpeg, or png or whatever if space is an issue.

Is there a way to restore the old behaviour and take bitmap screenies?

Knightsaber Sith

Knightsaber Sith

Furnace Stoker

Join Date: Aug 2006

Few Fallen Heroes [FFH]

W/E

Nope, in an update they changed it so all screenshots are automatically jpegs.

Kakumei

Kakumei

Forge Runner

Join Date: Jul 2005

Grind is subjective

learn this please

Quote:
Originally Posted by Tromador
Is there a way to restore the old behaviour and take bitmap screenies?
Yes. Add -bmp to your shortcut command line.

Knightsaber Sith

Knightsaber Sith

Furnace Stoker

Join Date: Aug 2006

Few Fallen Heroes [FFH]

W/E

ooooo; didn't know there was a switch for that

Yanman.be

Yanman.be

Banned

Join Date: Dec 2005

Belgium

[ROSE]

A/

Great help Kakumai!

xiaotsu

Desert Nomad

Join Date: Feb 2006

Doomlore Shrine

Just Us Gamers [JUGs]

R/

Quote:
Originally Posted by Knightsaber Sith
Nope, in an update they changed it so all screenshots are automatically jpegs.
Mine have always been .bmp and I never used a command line switch

King Kong

King Kong

Krytan Explorer

Join Date: Jan 2006

W/R

Quote:
Originally Posted by xiaotsu
Mine have always been .bmp and I never used a command line switch
You should go back, and do a new picture and check

Tromador

Academy Page

Join Date: Apr 2006

Monks Unleashed [MU]

Fantastic, thanks very much Kakumei.

Perynne

Perynne

Site Contributor

Join Date: Oct 2006

Finland

Runners of the Rose [RR]

R/

Quote:
Originally Posted by King Kong
Actually, it's quite possible some people still get .bmp images without tampering with the command lines. My friend has this problem - he even re-installed the game a couple of times to try to fix it, and emailed support. Nothing helped.

I prefer bitmaps too. It's true that they take up more space, but they're less blurry and altogether better for Photoshopping than .jpg.