cosmic-cube-keeper
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Why does that make me think of Dr. Moreau? Wait... were those mirelurks originally minutemen? Dun dun duuuun! Which reminds me; I have a few saved up.
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Roggvir?
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How many times do Jammer and I need to warn you about the dangers of getting high around open flames? It's called Jet-Fuel for a reason!
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Caught these guys just wandering. They were also singing:
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Okay they weren't but I thought it would be funny if they had been.
Also, quick question for you guys. Do you know if there is a way to have FO output pics in a jpg, as opposed to a PNG? I feel kinda bad uploading all these 3-5mb pics every time. Or is online hosting nowhere near as bad as it used to be?
I use the Steam Overlay to take screenshots; they're always JPGs. Of course, I have to wonder if the Steam Overlay might be causing some of my performance issues.
I use the Steam Overlay to take screenshots; they're always JPGs. Of course, I have to wonder if the Steam Overlay might be causing some of my performance issues.
Preliminary tests support this claim.
Preliminary tests support this claim.
I use the Steam overlay all the time. As I understand it, the difference is in the output. The default 'print screen' does not have any ENB in it and it's output as a PNG file. The Steam overlay (f 12) for screenshots outputs the pic as a jpg. Plus it captures with the ENB data with a smaller file size. One thing about using either is that the computer needs a couple seconds to render the image depending on resolution.
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