Native Screenshot

Capture Your Screen with Ease Using Native Screenshot!

Features

Flexible Capture Modes

• Active Window: Capture the currently focused window.
• Full Screen: Take a screenshot of the entire screen, with the option to select a specific monitor.

Save and Share Options

• Clipboard: Instantly save screenshots to your clipboard for easy pasting.
• File Saving: Save screenshots directly to a file. Supports both automatic naming or custom filenames.
• Discord Integration: Upload your screenshots directly to Discord immediately after capture.

Convenient Controls

• Hotkey Support: Assign a keyboard shortcut to trigger screenshots effortlessly.

Setup

1. Install the extension. You can follow the Extension Install Guide.

2. Configure the 'Native Screenshot' Command Navigate to the example Native Screenshot deck in SAMMI and review the example buttons. The Native Screenshot command includes the following options:

   Option	Description
   Type	Choose between 'Current Window' (active window screenshots) or 'Full Screen' (full-screen capture)
   Monitor Index	Specify the monitor index when using 'Full Screen' (0 for default, 1 for the first secondary monitor, etc.)
   Save Options	Enable or disable the following:
   Save To File	Save screenshots as files in SAMMI/Ext/Screenshots.
   Auto File Name	Automatically name files in the format Screenshot_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.png.
   Custom File Name	Provide a custom filename (automatically adds .png if 'Auto File Name' is unchecked).
   Save To Clipboard	Save the screenshot to your clipboard for immediate use.
   Save Variable As	Assign a variable to store the response object from the screenshot action:

   The response object includes:

   • Success: {status: "ok", filepath: <full path>}
   • Error: {status: "error", error: <error description>} |

3. Hotkey Configuration

• Attach a hotkey trigger to the button using the Native Screenshot command. Right-click the button and select 'Edit Triggers'.

4. Testing and Verification

• Test the extension by taking a screenshot.
• Verify the output in the file location or clipboard, depending on your settings.