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Una "captura de pantalla" hecha dentro del juego, usando F1 para ocultar los marcadores como el hambre o la vida.

Las "capturas de pantalla" (screenshots en inglés) son imágenes hechas dentro del juego presionando las teclas F2 o Fn+F2 en Macs y a veces en otros teclados. Las "capturas de pantalla" se guardan automáticamente en la carpeta "capturas de pantalla" de el directorio .minecraft.

Sistema de sellado de tiempo

Las "capturas de pantalla" son guardadas en formato PNG, y son nombradas basándose en el día y la hora en la que esta fue realizada: AAAA-MM-DD_HH.MM.SS.png. Por ejemplo: "2013-06-28_12.35.05.png" traducido en "El 28 de Junio de 2013, 12:35:05".

Opciones de "captura de pantalla"

Es posible cambiar características que se incluirán en tu "captura de pantalla" presionando ciertas teclas (teclas de control). Por defecto, las "capturas de pantalla" se verán iguales que cuando juegas regularmente.

Tecla de control Función
F1 Esconde la barra de vida, hambre, experiencia, armadura y lo que lleves en la mano incluyendola. También esconderá la barra de aire si el jugador está en el agua. In multiplayer it also hides the server chat and player nametags.
F3 Displays the debug screen. This shows your coordinates, entity count, and other various things. If you want the charts in screenshot hold ⇧ Shift + F3 to pull up debug screen with the charts.

Using the F3 is a quick and efficient way to find and save your coordinates, so that you can access it later on. There are many features to taking screenshots, which can be adjusted to your needs using these command keys.

Windows

If you are using Windows XP or higher, you can find the directory in which the screenshots are saved under by opening the "run" application and entering "%appdata%". Then select the folder ".minecraft" and then the folder titled "screenshots". If this is a bit complicated, then you can just copy and paste, %appdata%\.minecraft\screenshots. If you access the screenshots a lot, then you might want to create a short-cut.

Mac OS X and Linux

The screenshots folder location varies by operating system. If you are using Mac OS X or Linux, the files are saved in a different directory. Look at the Table below to locate your directory.

Operating System Directory
Mac OS X ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/screenshots
Linux ~/.minecraft/screenshots

You can also access the screenshots folder by going to Texture Packs on the main menu, clicking on Open texture pack folder, and going up one level.

Video

Captura de pantalla/video

History

alpha
1.2The screenshot function was implemented. Originally you had to hold F1 when taking screenshots.
beta
1.2Screenshots can be taken using the F2 key without having to first hold down the F1 key.
1.2_02Pressing ⇧ Shift + F2 would call an unfinished experimental screenshot function that attempted to generate a huge 645 megapixel TGA image with a resolution of 36,450×17,700 pixels.[1] Pressing this key combination would cause the client to either freeze for a while, displaying several clipped tiles of the current view, or crash, depending on the amount of available RAM. During this time it would attempt to generate a file of 1.8 GB in size that may end up corrupt.
1.5The screenshot bug was fixed.
release
1.6The ability to choose a custom path to save the Minecraft data folder was added.

References

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  1. notchtweet:28553723806490624 - Notch's Tweet about Shift+F2
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