Well then...instead of taking just one screenshot, make your program to take a screenshot each frame, and save it directly to the file....
just wondering if that wouldn't take a lot of the computers CPU?
I use this just for recording little clips for presentations in the intro...
i'll give you some hints that you can follow....
CopyRect 0, 0, GraphicsWidth(), GraphicsHeight(), 0, 0, BackBuffer(), ImageBuffer( Image )
Remember that it may be frontbuffer() instead of backbuffer(). depends in what you're using.
Then you can save the image to the file.
The next thing you'll need is to make a code that can recognize each image from the file, and draw them on your screen...you'll need millisecs() command to control the time for the next image to be drawn
Like: period = Millisecs()
if millisecs() > period + 500 then
-> Draw the next image
and that's it.....easy to talk but with hard work you'll do it :P
just wondering if that wouldn't take a lot of the computers CPU?
I use this just for recording little clips for presentations in the intro...
i'll give you some hints that you can follow....
CopyRect 0, 0, GraphicsWidth(), GraphicsHeight(), 0, 0, BackBuffer(), ImageBuffer( Image )
Remember that it may be frontbuffer() instead of backbuffer(). depends in what you're using.
Then you can save the image to the file.
The next thing you'll need is to make a code that can recognize each image from the file, and draw them on your screen...you'll need millisecs() command to control the time for the next image to be drawn
Like: period = Millisecs()
if millisecs() > period + 500 then
-> Draw the next image
and that's it.....easy to talk but with hard work you'll do it :P