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It is possible to upload '''files''' at [[Pikipedia]]. These include | It is possible to upload '''files''' at [[Pikipedia]]. These include images and audio files. This help page is a set of guidelines for contributing images to the Wiki. For help on how to include images on articles, see [[Help:Editing#Images]]. | ||
==Images== | ==Images== | ||
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*# Browse to a website that allows you to upload images. | *# Browse to a website that allows you to upload images. | ||
*# When asked which "file" to upload, pick either the TV screen's image or the GamePad screen's. | *# When asked which "file" to upload, pick either the TV screen's image or the GamePad screen's. | ||
Note that it was formerly possible to use [[Miiverse]] to export screenshots. | |||
=== Nintendo 3DS games === | === Nintendo 3DS games === | ||
* Using a capture card. Exact instructions vary between cards. | * Using a capture card. Exact instructions vary between cards. | ||
* Using | * Using an emulator. | ||
If you want to capture a scene in an [[area]] in {{hp}} using both screens, you'll need to combine and align them manually, since each screen is an independent screenshot. Vertically, you'll need to place a gap between the two screens, which seems to be 32 pixels high. Horizontally, both screens should be centered. | If you want to capture a scene in an [[area]] in {{hp}} using both screens, you'll need to combine and align them manually, since each screen is an independent screenshot. Vertically, you'll need to place a gap between the two screens, which seems to be 32 pixels high. Horizontally, both screens should be centered. | ||
Note that it was formerly possible to use [[Miiverse]] to export screenshots. | |||
=== Nintendo Switch games === | === Nintendo Switch games === | ||
* Using the built-in screenshot and video feature. Press the capture button for a screenshot, and hold it to save a video of the last 30 seconds. To export images and videos, there are 2 options. If you have a microSD card in your Switch, screenshots will be saved on that. Turn your console completely off, remove the card safely, and connect it to a computer to access the files. Alternatively, the Switch has a feature to export images to a mobile device or social media site. In the image gallery, select a screenshot or video, press {{button|switch|a}}, select one of the export options, and follow the instructions on-screen. If you download the file from a social media site before uploading the file to Pikipedia, the quality may be degraded. | * Using the built-in screenshot and video feature. Press the capture button for a screenshot, and hold it to save a video of the last 30 seconds (in supported games). To export images and videos, there are 2 options. If you have a microSD card in your Switch, screenshots will be saved on that. Turn your console completely off, remove the card safely, and connect it to a computer to access the files. Alternatively, the Switch has a feature to export images to a mobile device or social media site. In the image gallery, select a screenshot or video, press {{button|switch|a}}, select one of the export options, and follow the instructions on-screen. If you download the file from a social media site before uploading the file to Pikipedia, the quality may be degraded. | ||
* Using a capture card. Exact instructions vary between cards. | * Using a capture card. Exact instructions vary between cards. | ||