Testing zone

[Jessie_Dearsnap]

Oh... well I didn't even know that existed! Neato!! Would you mind telling me how to do it and then I can try it? Then maybe I can help you track the screenshots down!

[Timothy_Dancecape]

apparently it is "p" (for picture?)

[Jessie_Dearsnap]

Is this the post that you found out how to screenshot using the "p"?

Taking a Screenshot

[Timothy_Dancecape]

no, it was from this topic:

Yoshi Jumpfix: Combat Strategist

[Jessie_Dearsnap]

Hmmmmm​ Well, just pressing the "P" doesn't work for me?🤷🏼‍♀️ I've always done the Win+prntscrn.... it takes it for me and throws all the screenshots I take into the "Screenshots" folder. Does it show that it takes a screenshot for you? Like the edge of the screen "fading" out like the shutter on a camera?

[Timothy_Dancecape]

no

[Jessie_Dearsnap]

Maybe with some update to the Aetherlight, that feature is no longer available? I'm not sure?... I'm at a loss now lol I'm sorry​

[Lilliana_Umbrellascope]

In-game pictures of Aetherlight

How do you get the text to go from small to big?

So I did <sub_{this is tiny text}</sub>_{small text}normal text<Big>big text</big>

Sub makes it small, the notes sub commands you add the tinier it gets. But if you want to go bigger or smaller, for every sub you make you need to make a /sub, then you can start the new size. Make sense?

[Danyul_Braziervest]

Is there a faster way to do that rather than typing out _{This is me trying out the small text}

Is there a faster way to make text bigger without typing out This is me trying out big text.

_{I just don't want to typ out < or > everytime I want to make a text smaller or bigger. I am definitely having a rough go of getting the size text I want.}

I thought I could just hit the plus sign or the subtraction sign to make a text bigger or smaller. And please note that I do not know why my text is so big in this paragraph._{I am really struggling with this.}

[Jayhawk_Greencape]

_{Thank you @Lilliana_Umbrellascope}!

[Jessie_Dearsnap]

One of the easiest ways I have found is if you want to do the < sub > after you type the < big > or < small > is to copy the sub and then press the ctrl + v and press it as many time as you want to get the print really big or small.
Or if you are on a phone, you can copy the sub and then go to your clipboard. Idk, that's the way I do it. Way faster for me lol

[Micah_Wellpride]

_{wow, this is really small.}

[Danyul_Braziervest]

I want to test size text again.

I typed out (with no spaces) < small > once. Now I will type out (with no spaces) < sub > _{This is the result of typing out < sub > What if I copy < sub > using ctrl + c and then ctrl + v? I just did that. Hey I think I have the hang of the slowly getting smaller text now! Thank you so much @Jessie_Dearsnap!}

Now I hit the enter button. It is the same size as small text.

I just hit enter again. Trying to make my text big by typing out < big > I just made it Huge. _{Now I made it slightly smaller by typing out < sub >. made it smaller again. Thank you!!!}

[Micah_Wellpride]

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[Jessie_Dearsnap]

Hey! You got it!!! That's great!! You're welcome Don't worry, it took me a little while to figure it out.

[Micah_Wellpride]

NICE JOB!!!

[Danyul_Braziervest]

THANK YOU!!! _bows

[Micah_Wellpride]

YOUR WELCOME!!! _{bows back respectfully like a British gentleman, therefore stereotyping British people, making me...}

[Micah_Wellpride]

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[Micah_Wellpride]

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