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Hi , I know most of people know this but i dont know how to :( .....

i know a way from putting it in website and do the link but some people put it on minetest and the image comes in the post and the file of image will be in the box in end of the post , i would like to know that way or any easy ways.......

PLZ SOMEONE HELP WITH THIS ! :(

minetest should improve with screen shot like open a file in the laptop/computer and the image will be shown

Click "full editor"
Go to below textbox
Click "Upload attachment"
Click "browse"
find your image
Click "add the file"
Right click the link to the image.
Copy the URL that opens
Go to your post and do



where url is the url you copied.

If your image is to big, you can either scale it, convert it to JPG, or upload it either to an image hosting site or something like Owncloud and copy the direct download link.

Here's the shell script I have, works on linux, and uses `ImageMagick`. I have it bound in my desktop environment to a keypress, so that in the game, I can make a keypress, and click the window I want to capture, and then it makes the screenshot, uploads it to imgur.com, and opens the URL in my browser so I can see the image and copy/paste the link somewhere nice and easily.

sofar wrote:Here's the shell script I have, works on linux, and uses `ImageMagick`. I have it bound in my desktop environment to a keypress, so that in the game, I can make a keypress, and click the window I want to capture, and then it makes the screenshot, uploads it to imgur.com, and opens the URL in my browser so I can see the image and copy/paste the link somewhere nice and easily.

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#!/bin/bash
# https://github.com/Ceryn/img
# Call with '-s' to target only a selection of the screen.

clientid='3e7a4deb7ac67da'
img=$(mktemp '/tmp/img-XXXXXX.png')

import $img >/dev/null 2>&1 || exit
res=$(curl -sH "Authorization: Client-ID $clientid" -F "image=@$img" "https://api.imgur.com/3/upload")

echo $res | grep -qo '"status":200' && link=$(echo $res | sed -e 's/.*"link":"\([^"]*\).*/\1/' -e 's/\\//g')
test -n "$link" && (printf "\a" && rm "$img") || echo "$res" > "$img.error"

echo $link >> ~/.imgur.log
xdg-open $link


I tested that code, works very good!
In really is very cool the work you did there!

Thx for all the people who helped me :)

1: Press the "Full Editor" button

If you have the link, mark the link/text and press the [img] button.



You can also upload an image on the post [Upload attachment] button

i think it's time snowflake put "[Solved]" in the title, except he don't understand everything or need more help about this...

thx for the info mine

snowflake wrote:thx for the info mine

ok, if you have any question, post it, surely someone that know will help you! =D

MineYoshi wrote:i think it's time snowflake put "[Solved]" in the title, except he don't understand everything or need more help about this...

i thought it was pretty much steps, so i made another description that could be easier to read for other people :-)

everyone do not perceive all the information in the same way, and in this case it is a
tricky thing to see.

UjEdwin wrote:

MineYoshi wrote:i think it's time snowflake put "[Solved]" in the title, except he don't understand everything or need more help about this...

i thought it was pretty much steps, so i made another description that could be easier to read for other people :-)

everyone do not perceive all the information in the same way, and in this case it is a
tricky thing to see.

Well, i only say because sometimes it's hard to understand simple things!

But your description was simple and understandable so i think snowflake have the solution!