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2Is it possible that you're just looking at the screenshots at less than their full resolution, and seeing artifacts of that?murgatroid99– murgatroid992026-03-29 05:47:38 +00:00Commented 2 days ago
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@murgatroid99 I'm not sure, but I don't think so (finding them at View > Recordings and Screenshots)voided– voided2026-03-29 06:55:49 +00:00Commented 2 days ago
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OK, do you have an example, then? I don't see any quality issue in my own screenshots.murgatroid99– murgatroid992026-03-29 07:05:39 +00:00Commented 2 days ago
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4This is a screenshot taken with Steam's tool (default F12, I think), correct? How does it compare to a screenshot taken with printscrn and saved as png in a graphics application? Paint or Paint.NET should work. Looking at the top screenshot, it has a lot of random noise, but that doesn't appear to be JPG artifacts. For youtube, I wouldn't be surprised if youtube smooths out images to reduce the filesize.qazmlpok– qazmlpok2026-03-29 08:24:55 +00:00Commented 2 days ago
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1Probably due to differences in graphics/driver settings or hardware between your system and the one in that YouTube video, plus YouTube's own reencoding. Try using a different screenshot capture program. If you get the same result, that rules out Steam as the culprit.galacticninja– galacticninja2026-03-29 09:16:14 +00:00Commented 2 days ago
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