Automatically take screenshots of the kill animation, allowing your cool, handsome and graceful figure to be preserved forever!

Auto Killcam Screenshot

(Automatic screenshot of kill animation)

Original URL: original address Original Author: vagonumero12

Preface

It can be said that I have been waiting for this mod for a long time. Two years ago, I posted a post asking for guidance on making the mod, but I had no choice but to work on it for a long time and to no avail.

I recently re-played Gun 5 and accidentally discovered a mod on the N network, which perfectly meets this need. It seems that no one has discovered and moved it yet, so I will show my shame and Chineseize it for a while.

Function

• You can automatically take screenshots during the killing animation, so you don’t have to press the PSS button in a hurry, which is cumbersome and easy to miss.
• You can adjust the screenshot format, quality, delay, screenshot interval, etc.
• The screenshots taken are without controls! ! There is no direction bar, enchantment bar or health bar, giving you the purest screenshot.

Prerequisites

• SKSE>= 1.6.7
• SkyUI

Introduction

Comes with three screenshot modes

Bethesda mode: It is the mode that comes with the game, BMP format, a single screenshot is more than 5M, the difference is that you don’t need to press the PSS button

Steam mode: You need to install the Steam client. If you haven’t installed it, I won’t comment.

DirectX mode: Call DirectX to take screenshots. This mode is also recommended by default. It is recommended to choose libjpeg-turbo mode or png in jpeg format. BMP format files are too large, each one is 7 or 8M. Taking a few pictures will crowd the hard drive.

other

• Installation: directly drop the data
• Before uninstalling the mod, you must disable the mod in the MCM menu, then save, and then delete the mod.
• The generated screenshots are under Skyrim\Data\Killcam. The Killcam folder must exist. Do not copy it into it, otherwise no screenshots will be generated.
• Does any graphics master know what this is below? We understand 24-bit color and 32-bit color, but what is Bottom to Top?

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