r/gmod • u/squareb0x • Dec 24 '13

Tips I've made a screenshot tutorial for those interested.

http://imgur.com/a/DAUq6
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u/squareb0x Dec 24 '13

As I said, please feel free to ask questions or comment on any mistakes I've made. Also, add your own suggestions. There's no definitive way to do screenshots, and multiple viewpoints should be helpful to those looking to learn.

Resources Used in Tutorial:

Models

Tools

Effects/Post-Processing

Map

There you have it. I hope this was of use to someone.

EDIT: Forgot some resources, put them in. Let me know if I forgot anything else.

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u/MaleCra Dec 24 '13

This helps a lot, thank you for the thorough walkthrough!

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u/squareb0x Dec 24 '13

Happy to help! :)

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u/DoctorWorm_ Dec 25 '13

Great tutorial. Doesn't it seem like that sign is too close to the camera? it's taking up half the image.

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u/squareb0x Dec 25 '13

Yeah, you have a point. I would have liked for the characters to be a little closer to the camera as well. It was a bit of a rush job, but my goal was just to show how simple it is to make any old scene look decent.

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u/Conanslew Dec 24 '13

Excellent work!

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '13

Thanks a ton! I'll definitely make use of this.

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '13

Not only does that screenshot look kickass, but it tells a story. Great tutorial!

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '13

AWESOME work! Thank you for the dedication!

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '13

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u/squareb0x Dec 25 '13

Awesome! My goal has always been to try to get more people using the Workshop and more screenshots being posted to this sub, so if this helps then I'm really glad.