Hi. Right now the resultant name from a snapshot (assuming default 4k) is
eg. huge2022-03-16{time_stamp}.png
At least, I would like the ModPackName and WorldName included, as it is far more descriptive, and maybe other namings could be included in settings panel depending on end use.
Maybe {ServerName}(optional) for server admins/moderators who might need to take screenshots for any reason.
I may for some reason want to move the screenshots I take in individual instances and modpacks and put them in my general Images/Games/Minecraft folder, where you might see that the current naming convention wouldn't mean much in the long run, as I will delete or uninstall past modpacks and wouldn't want to try to remember or rename where these snapshots came from.
Also, perhaps some file format options to save to more compressed formats like the usual jpg, and newer .webm if uploading to web, and newer compression formats .avif and *.heic if desired and time allows.
Just adding to the original poster's thoughts as to why more naming conventions would be handy.
Hi. Right now the resultant name from a snapshot (assuming default 4k) is
eg. huge2022-03-16{time_stamp}.png
At least, I would like the ModPackName and WorldName included, as it is far more descriptive, and maybe other namings could be included in settings panel depending on end use.
{ModPackName} _(optional){WorldName}{PlayerName}(optional){Date:Time}
Maybe {ServerName}(optional) for server admins/moderators who might need to take screenshots for any reason.
I may for some reason want to move the screenshots I take in individual instances and modpacks and put them in my general Images/Games/Minecraft folder, where you might see that the current naming convention wouldn't mean much in the long run, as I will delete or uninstall past modpacks and wouldn't want to try to remember or rename where these snapshots came from.
Also, perhaps some file format options to save to more compressed formats like the usual jpg, and newer .webm if uploading to web, and newer compression formats .avif and *.heic if desired and time allows.
Just adding to the original poster's thoughts as to why more naming conventions would be handy.