Screenshot Location

# Screenshot Location [!(https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@intergrav/devins-badges@3/assets/cozy/social/discord-singular_vector.svg)](https://discord.offsetmonkey538.top/) [!(https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@intergrav/devins-badges@3/assets/cozy/available/modrinth_vector.svg)](https://modrinth.com/mod/screenshot-location) [!(https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@intergrav/devins-badges@3/assets/cozy/available/git_vector.svg)](https://git.offsetmonkey538.top/OffsetMods538/Screenshot-Location)

This mod allows configuring the location screenshots are saved though a global config. Useful for using a global screenshots directory.

By default, the config for the mod is stored in a global location outside the Minecraft instance folder. The mod only needs to be configured once, as every instance uses the same config.

## Usage Download the mod (developers see (#developers)), launch the game, join a world, run the `/screenshot-location getConfigLocation` command and copy the path. Paste that path into your file explorer of choice to open the folder and then open the `main.json` config file in an editor.

Set `enabled` to `true` to enable the mod. If you want, you can customize the location. You can use (https://codeberg.org/dirs/directories-jvm/src/branch/main#userdirectories) by specifying their name like `${pictureDir}` or `${homeDir}`, environment variables with `${env:VARIABLE_NAME}` and jvm properties with `${jvm:property.name}`. (https://prismlauncher.org) provides the `INST_NAME` variable containing the instance name, which is used in the default config to separate screenshots from different instances.

After updating the config, use the `/screenshot-location reloadConfig` command to reload it.

### Developers First add my maven repository: ```kotlin repositories { exclusiveContent { forRepository { maven { name = "OffsetMonkey538" url = uri("https://maven.offsetmonkey538.top/releases") } } filter { includeGroupAndSubgroups("top.offsetmonkey538") } } } ```

Then depend on it like this for Fabric: ```kotlin dependencies { // localRuntime won't be pulled in by others depending on this project. localRuntime("top.offsetmonkey538.screenshotlocation:screenshot-location-fabric-26. 1:") } ``` or like this for NeoForge: ```kotlin configurations { named("runtimeClasspath") { extendsFrom(create("localRuntime")) } } dependencies { // localRuntime won't be pulled in by others depending on this project. localRuntime("top.offsetmonkey538.screenshotlocation:screenshot-location-neoforge-26. 1:") } ```

If you want to separate normal game launches and dev launches, you'll want to set jvm properties to overwrite the default profile: ```kotlin // NeoForge neoForge { runs { create("client") { ideName = "${project.name} Client" systemProperty("top.offsetmonkey538.screenshotlocation.profile", "dev") systemProperty("example.projectName", project.name) // Used as an example in the default config client() } } }

// Fabric loom { runs { named("client") { name = "${project.name} Client" runDir("run/client") vmArg("-Dtop.offsetmonkey538.screenshotlocation.profile=dev") vmArg("-Dexample.projectName=${project.name}") // Used as an example in the default config ideConfigGenerated(true) } } } ```

### JVM Properties - `top.offsetmonkey538.screenshotlocation.profile` - overrides `defaultProfile` from the config, useful for having different locations in for example dev and normal instances. - `top.offsetmonkey538.screenshotlocation.configPath` - overrides the config directory, could be useful for... I'm sure it could be useful for something