[Question]Image search? bmp files?

[styg2012]

Im currently making auto ego feed macro.

This requires bmp files.

I was wondering how you can this files.

Do you screen it and paint it and cover it to bmp.

or is there certain program just lets you get bmp file right away.

I also want to know function of imagesearch.

Im not sure it just changes jpg to bmp or not.

I will post the macro once I get it.(unless Im the only one who doesn't have it)

[ShadowMagic]

Depending on what you want to use, you can either print screen and paste it into something like paint and crop to what you need. then save as bmp. You can screen shot in game [with 100 screen shot quality] then edit the end of the file from .jpg to .bmp [requires view file extension option enabled on vista]. Or tell the image search code to look for blahblah.jpg instead if you don't want it in bmp/can't get .bmp

[styg2012]

Originally Posted by ShadowMagic

Depending on what you want to use, you can either print screen and paste it into something like paint and crop to what you need. then save as bmp. You can screen shot in game [with 100 screen shot quality] then edit the end of the file from .jpg to .bmp [requires view file extension option enabled on vista]. Or tell the image search code to look for blahblah.jpg instead if you don't want it in bmp/can't get .bmp

oh, dam it. I have to through all the work then.

[Akuhura]

Wow, I didn't know about the Feature of Windows that converts Files by renaming them. Finally I can rename my Files from .cpp to .exe without the Hassle of Compiling them...

[Halfslashed]

Originally Posted by Akuhura

Wow, I didn't know about the Feature of Windows that converts Files by renaming them. Finally I can rename my Files from .cpp to .exe without the Hassle of Compiling them...

It only works for images and sound... not code... sorry.

[Akuhura]

You should get Sarcarsm when it's as obvious as is can get. And learning the very Basics about File Formats wouldnt hurt either.

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[Halfslashed]

It actually is possible for certain file types, not all of them. I just assumed you didn't know.