Step 1 - Capturing Keyboard shortcuts: F2 - Takes a screenshot F1 - Removes the UI (Note: While this is better for artistic screenshots, it's typically necessary to leave it on when taking photos of perpetrators so that their name is visible.) F11 - Go fullscreen for a nice high-resolution image F3 - Displays debug information and player coordinates _________________________________________________________________ Step 2 - Locating Windows: Open up the Run program (Windows key + R, alternatively enter "run" in the Start menu search bar) and enter "%appdata%" (without the quotes), then go into the .minecraft\screenshots folder. Mac: Open Finder, click on your username, Library, Application Support, minecraft (not .minecraft). _________________________________________________________________ Step 3 - Uploading If you want to attach the file to a post on EMC, use this method and ignore step 4: When making a post, click on the Upload a File button. This requires you to manually navigate to the Minecraft folder, so you can either move the screenshots to a more convenient location and use that, or just go to "C:\Users\<your_username>\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\screenshots" for Windows or the equivalent directory for Macs from step 2. Note: To access the Minecraft folder on Windows you will need to be able to see hidden files and folders. It's a little different for each version of Windows so just Google it. If you want to post the image itself, you will need to upload it to an image hosting site. I recommend Imgur, but you can also use sites like Photobucket or Imageshack. _________________________________________________________________ Step 4 - Posting Once uploaded, simply get the image URL and paste it in the post with BBCode or the Insert/edit image button. Most image hosting sites typically offer a variety of different URLs to suit your needs. If you just want the plain image, the URL will look like this (using an Imgur link as an example): Code: [IMG]https://i.imgur.com/RtTF0.jpg[/IMG] The image will be resized automatically. If you want the image to link to the full resolution version (instead of expanding in the post), just add URL tags: Code: [URL=https://i.imgur.com/RtTF0.jpg][IMG]https://i.imgur.com/RtTF0.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
That is more of a guide for sending your screenshots to staff members for reporting players. Besides, I didn't see it anyway because I searched the forums for "screenshots" not "screenshot".