[ND] Add the ability to take in-game screen shots of our Magical Meadow village

[debbles smurf]

I noticed the ability to take photos while in the game like the first smurfs game is missing. Would it be possible to havr this feature implemented

[Spelling Bee]

Hey Debbles. I doubt this will be added, but there is always hope!

Probably the easiest way to take a screenshot on your Galaxy S5 is to just use the physical button combination. And it's actually the same method as with iOS devices — it's just that the buttons are in different locations. Here's how to do it:

1. Get the screen that you want to capture ready to go.
2. Simultaneously press the power button and the home button. It can be a bit of a stretch on these larger phones, but it works. You'll hear the camera shutter sound fire off, and that's how you know you're good to go.
3. You'll now be able to see the screenshot in the Gallery app, or in Samsung's built-in "My Files" file browser.
4. If you need to find the screenshots from a command line or through the Android File Transfer tool, they'll be in /pictures/screenshots.

[Morning Sky]

Will this game ever get a update? I don't have hope!

[TBest]

I was looking around my Meadow today. It just made me sad. Such a beautiful game, missing updates and incentives to keep playing. ????

[debbles smurf]

I discovered recently that you can take ingame pics but for some reason it comes out foggy.

[debbles smurf]

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[mobriladigo]

Hey Debbles. I doubt this will be added, but there is always hope!

Probably the easiest way to take a screenshot on your Galaxy S5 is to just use the physical button combination. And it's actually the same method as with iOS devices — it's just that the buttons are in different locations. Here's how to do it: https://audacity.onl/ https://findmyiphone.onl/ https://origin.onl/

1. Get the screen that you want to capture ready to go.
2. Simultaneously press the power button and the home button. It can be a bit of a stretch on these larger phones, but it works. You'll hear the camera shutter sound fire off, and that's how you know you're good to go.
3. You'll now be able to see the screenshot in the Gallery app, or in Samsung's built-in "My Files" file browser.
4. If you need to find the screenshots from a command line or through the Android File Transfer tool, they'll be in /pictures/screenshots.

I found as of late that you can take ingame pics however for reasons unknown it turns out foggy.