South Park yirself

time for silly christmas games...

http://www.planearium2.de/flash/spstudio!.html

see if ye can figure out a way of cut'n'pasting the results here too.

 

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Screenshot it, then throw it into any image editor, cut out all the crap around the sides, copy and paste the pic into a different window, then save it, then upload it onto http://imageshack.us and make sure it's in a JPG or GIF format, not BMP (So don't use MSPaint).

 

oh is THAT all you have to do?

// struggles to find 'on' button some days

 

Well, I did try looking through all of the HTML and JavaScript jargon but I couldn't find a good enough link in there so I had to improvise a bit.

 

Cobra, you did the right thing, it's Macromedia Flash so you can't do anything but screen capture it as you described Unless you have the original .fla file ... but that is another story

Great site btw, I had do something similar with Macromedia Director years ago for a college project - I had you add horror faces to my own mug lol.

 

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Version 2 doesn't seem to be much of an improvement over version 1. Very little has been added

 

[image=http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y41/DracosKeeper/Web/sp.jpg]

Tim, I used 'Print Screen' and then pasted it into a new document in Photoshop... I use Mozilla Firefox though so maybe it's different for screen dumping...

 

The Print Screen Button is screenshot, Nik

 

Never

I do happen to be computer literate you know... the English do learn new tricks occasionally... slowly

 

I'd never have guessed, not with you having been the designer of like, the whole FFUK site

 

Heh you two!

I bet there is a feature/actionscript code in the newer versions of Macromedia Flash (I mean the designing program not the web file) which allows a viewer to click a button and automatically print (save) the current screen without having to touch the print key on the keyboard. I have Flash 5, it's a few versions old now.

 

a bit late to the party but so what

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