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Line 111: − Clicking the screenshot button the first time creates a new folder called "Screenshots" and adds a button to open the folder directly from options. − You can also use this feature with the chat command <samp>/mapscreenshot</samp>. The command will let you specify filename and percentage as well, for example <samp>/mapscreenshot image01 100</samp>.+ + + + + + + + + +
An alternative method to accessing screenshots on Mac.
*'''Windows:''' <samp>%appdata%\StardewValley\Screenshots</samp>
*'''Windows:''' <samp>%appdata%\StardewValley\Screenshots</samp>
*'''Mac and Linux:''' <samp>~/.local/share/StardewValley/Screenshots</samp>
*'''Mac and Linux:''' <samp>~/.local/share/StardewValley/Screenshots</samp>
If the above method doesn't work on Mac, try this (thank you to Lew Zealand on the Stardew Valley Forums!)
*1. In Finder, select "Home" from the "Go" dropdown menu
*2. In the folder, select "New Folder" from the "File" dropdown menu and name it "local" (do not name it .local)
*3. Search "Terminal" and open the file
*4. Enter or copy/paste the following command: </samp>mv -i local .local</samp> and hit Return/Enter
*5. Back in your user folder in "Finder", select "Go To Folder" from the "Go" dropdown menu
*6. Type in </samp>.local</samp> in the box and click "Go". The folder "local" should still be there.
*7. Make a new folder and call it "share"
*8. Open "share" and make a new folder called "StardewValley"
*9. Open "StardewValley" and make a new folder called "Screenshots"
====PlayStation, Switch, and Mobile====
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