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*This isn't a requirement, but I think it should be allowed to use Gyazo image capture to report the chat, as long as you screenshot the entire chat as someone is breaking rules.
I just find it a pain that you have to take a screenshot, go to .minecraft, find your screenshot through the tons you have, and upload it as 'raw proof,' when there is absolutely no point of capturing the rest of your screen.
So, I suggest getting Gyazo, which is way better for chat reports.
Why it's better!
-It's an app on your dashboard, you get it online.
-Easy to use.
-All screenshots open a new tab in your web browser instead of adding itself to a program file, creating easy navigation.
-Quicker and more efficient reports will be sent in so there is no time gap between the offense and the upload, unless the reporter is busy and/or lazy!
-Gyazo also has an app known as Gyazo GIF, which can be used to record short clips of hackers using killaura and/or no-slow instead of having to buy expensive recording softwares. You can convert the made gifs into MP4 videos too!
How to use it, when installed:
-Open the image capture while ingame, after opening your chat or unlocking your mouse (Being able to make the cursor go around the screen while in minecraft)
- Pull out a square, as if you were making a highlight box, and release left click when you have the right dimensions for the entire chat.
-It will open a new tab on your browser. Go to it to access the image.
-Copy the link, and paste it in your report.
-DONE!
Why am I even making a thread about this? Well, last time I used it, my report on the player was flat out denied. Which means, the player got away with saying this in chat:
https://gyazo.com/b5f52aef159e5c9398d9f3d912cbda40
https://gyazo.com/9d8c63f363c3435f351c0e9f28eb7882
I took a picture of the entire chat, there were no provocations, but he was really going at it. Yet still, "raw proof" is needed. Even a new forums user can see why that is unfair, but that's the current server rules.
TL;DR? Well, to summarize, we aren't able to use a quick and efficient tool that could be exploited to the fullest for catching rule-breakers. What we need is this app!
I just find it a pain that you have to take a screenshot, go to .minecraft, find your screenshot through the tons you have, and upload it as 'raw proof,' when there is absolutely no point of capturing the rest of your screen.
So, I suggest getting Gyazo, which is way better for chat reports.
Why it's better!
-It's an app on your dashboard, you get it online.
-Easy to use.
-All screenshots open a new tab in your web browser instead of adding itself to a program file, creating easy navigation.
-Quicker and more efficient reports will be sent in so there is no time gap between the offense and the upload, unless the reporter is busy and/or lazy!
-Gyazo also has an app known as Gyazo GIF, which can be used to record short clips of hackers using killaura and/or no-slow instead of having to buy expensive recording softwares. You can convert the made gifs into MP4 videos too!
How to use it, when installed:
-Open the image capture while ingame, after opening your chat or unlocking your mouse (Being able to make the cursor go around the screen while in minecraft)
- Pull out a square, as if you were making a highlight box, and release left click when you have the right dimensions for the entire chat.
-It will open a new tab on your browser. Go to it to access the image.
-Copy the link, and paste it in your report.
-DONE!
Why am I even making a thread about this? Well, last time I used it, my report on the player was flat out denied. Which means, the player got away with saying this in chat:
https://gyazo.com/b5f52aef159e5c9398d9f3d912cbda40
https://gyazo.com/9d8c63f363c3435f351c0e9f28eb7882
I took a picture of the entire chat, there were no provocations, but he was really going at it. Yet still, "raw proof" is needed. Even a new forums user can see why that is unfair, but that's the current server rules.
TL;DR? Well, to summarize, we aren't able to use a quick and efficient tool that could be exploited to the fullest for catching rule-breakers. What we need is this app!
