Babylon Screenshot

[Dad72]

No this can not be changed. But you can rename after, either manually or using PHP with rename ().

[JimmyBuchman]

oh ok them, I will try this using php, do you have any example ?

[Dad72]

<?php 
//rename(oldImage, newImage)
rename("root/screenshot_-2-5_14-13.png", "root/screenshot.png");
?>

Doc PHP:

http://php.net/manual/en/function.rename.php

[JimmyBuchman]

13 minutes ago, Dad72 said:

<?php 
//rename(oldImage, newImage)
rename("root/screenshot_-2-5_14-13.png", "root/screenshot.png");
?>

Doc PHP:

http://php.net/manual/en/function.rename.php

But the download file name is always chaging.screenshot_-2-5_14-13 

 

[Dad72]

You must rename it after the file is on the server.

[JimmyBuchman]

3 minutes ago, Dad72 said:

You must rename it after the file is on the server.

But when I click the button the download is already done, and the name of the download always changes, as I will know how to change.

[Dad72]

You must learn to use PHP.

[JimmyBuchman]

4 hours ago, Dad72 said:

You must learn to use PHP.

the rename(); it wasn't need it, i enter in the babylon.js find the function that make the name and change it !But one more time thanks for everything that you do for me!

[Laurelle]

There is a simpler way to rename the picture. You can find how it's done in the Babylon.js sources.

                BABYLON.Tools.CreateScreenshot(engine, scene.activeCamera, 640, function (base64Image) {
                    if (("download" in document.createElement("a"))) {
                        var a = window.document.createElement("a");
                        a.href = base64Image;
                        var date = new Date();
                        var stringDate = YOURFILENAME;
                        a.setAttribute("download", stringDate + ".png");

                        window.document.body.appendChild(a);

                        a.addEventListener("click", () => {
                            a.parentElement.removeChild(a);
                        });
                        a.click();

                        //Or opening a new tab with the image if it is not possible to automatically start download.
                    } else {
                        var newWindow = window.open("");
                        var img = newWindow.document.createElement("img");
                        img.src = base64Image;
                        newWindow.document.body.appendChild(img);
                    }
                });

it's basically copy/paste from the source code. the stringDate is the name of your file. that's it.