visual-feedback
Visual Feedback — Seeing Your Scene
The screenshot tool lets you capture what the Decentraland preview looks like right now. The browser stays open between calls — only the first screenshot takes ~15s (launch + enter scene). After that, screenshots are instant.
Prerequisites: The preview server must be running (/preview). The tool auto-detects the preview URL.
When to Use Screenshots
- After completing code changes — verify the final result looks correct
- When the user asks "how does it look?" — show them and describe what you see
- When debugging visual issues — "the tree is invisible" → screenshot to see what's actually rendering
Do NOT use screenshots to explore or navigate the scene. Make all code changes first, then take 1-2 screenshots to verify.
Basic Usage
Take a screenshot of the current view:
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