Select a scene with 1,2 or 3. (Position characters with mouse) Double press C to crop the scene. (Position crop bars with mouse) Press T,B,R,L to toggle top,bottom,right,left edges. Press S to begin scanning (double press to scan again) Select the final image resolution Press X to cancel. Press Space to see the image plotted in a quad. To use in your own project: Use your backpack to copy the Image Plotter sprite to your project. Export Global Pattern and Image Index. Import the lists into same lists in your project (must be global). Change image plotter to fit your project. (It uses four pnt sprites to set the four corners so this needs to be changed to match your project) Capturing a scene from your own project: Use your backpack to copy the Scanner sprite. Create global lists called 'Global Pattern', 'Scanner Data', 'Image Index' and 'New Image'. Create global variable 'boxCount'. Start the scanner with double 'C' key.
Thanks to @Layzej for the image scanner and plotter. I made the scanner easier to use by added crop bars and refined the image plotter a little. To use the image you must export the Global Patterns and Image Index lists and import into your project. Note: Due to the limit on the number of clones, higher resolution images sometimes have black spots.
