Originally Posted by Tumerboy

If you want to make your shots looks really good, change your renderscale (/renderscale #), and then resize the image to fit your monitor after the shot has been taken. The Default is 1
/renderscale 2 will take a shot at double your screen's default dimensions, 3 will be 3 times. Keep in mind, these are rectangular areas, so renderscale 3 is actually 9 times the total pixels.
You should not run renderscales much higher than 2 or 3, you WILL crash the game.

Most screenshots we take will be on a computer running at 1680x1050, and we'll take them at renderscale 2, and then resize afterwards. This gives a cleaner look to things, and provides a type of antialiasing.

Originally Posted by kirian_darkstar

So type in /renderscale 2 to get the better picture.
To return it to normal again type in /renderscale 1 ?

Originally Posted by x.j

Type or copy into your chatbox:

/bind SYSRQ "RenderScale 2 $$ VisScale 3 $$ screenshot $$ RenderScale 1 $$ VisScale 1"

and hit Enter.

This will bind the automata described above onto the Print Screen key. It might make cause a short lag, depending on your system.

Originally Posted by Tumerboy

Indeedily Doodily Neighborino!.

Originally Posted by Kant_Lavar

Oh, I'm sure they do. I'm just saying that I'm lazy. (Of course, I still have to use the internal screenshot command to not see the UI in the shot...)

Originally Posted by x.j

Type or copy into your chatbox:

/bind SYSRQ "RenderScale 2 $$ VisScale 3 $$ screenshot $$ RenderScale 1 $$ VisScale 1"

and hit Enter.

This will bind the automata described above onto the Print Screen key. It might make cause a short lag, depending on your system.