I have imageshack screenshots up from over 2 years ago. It's much better to have screenshots than to not!

Why can't I be vague and catch a nap? At least there is a file and it isn't a thread of nothing. This isn't a problem.

Time spent putting up some information <<<< time other people won't spend downloading/trying something with no information.

It's Davioware, not deadeye .

I don't think it's best to tell people how to lay out their submissions, but I'll add box.net.

When posting creations, you should try and adhere to the following guidelines.

• Use a good hosting service for the creation. Using free rapidshare services for example results in a limit of 10 download only. Many other services require CAPTCHA or popups and advertisements. To make everyone's life easier, use a service such as DropBox, or box.net, or a hot linkable service.
• Post detailed information and screenshots wherever applicable. I don't tend to download a creation unless there's either screenshots demonstrating it or other people have commented substantially that it is worth downloading. This seems to be the attitude taken by others as well, so to get more downloads and testing you should post more information. Services such as Imageshack are very quick and easy to use.
• Post usage and control instructions. Many people will just not download a game or close it if they can't understand how to play it or what the controls are, so this is fundamental.
• This forum is for your own creations. That includes your own finished projects or development threads on works in progress. Mods and re-skins of tutorials or templates do not need their own thread. If you've creating a mod of an existing tutorial or template, you may post a .cap in Uploads.

If you don't want to download a game or engine without screenshots you don't have to, and that is the creator's loss if they aren't willing to put up information.

I don't think a rule is necessary, but it's obviously helpful if posters of games or engines put up screenshots so people can gauge interest.

Did you try right clicking and 'insert script' ?

With some higher res textures this could be used in real games.. Hmm..

OnFrame.