how to capture using image-et?

firstly, you'd want to have everything setup properly with a separate copy of W:ET 2.60b + etpro 3.2.6

• create a new empty folder named WET with two subfolders named etmain and etpro
  
• copy in it the following files from your current game folder
  
• /ET.exe
  
• /etmain/mp_bin.pk3,pak{0-2}.pk3,cgame_mp_x86.dll,ui_mp_x86.dll
  
• /etpro/etpro-3_2_6.pk3,cgame_mp_x86.dll,ui_mp_x86.dll
  
• also copy into etmain custom maps such as adlernest.pk3,supply.pk3,etc
  
• extract the contents of image-et into the newly created WET folder
  
• create a shortcut pointing to image-et.exe
  
• add +set fs_game etpro to the target line
  
• click here to download a movie config if you don't already have one
  
• place it inside of etmain

now that everything is setup, you are set to perform your very own capture

• select the demo of your choice and place it into /etpro/demos/
  
• create the folder if it doesn't yet exist
  
• start the game with image-et using the previously created shortcut
  
• load the demo using the replay menu
• use the keypad keys to seek where you want to capture
  
• using the game console, set img_captureFps to your preferred clip framerate
  
• common values for framerate include 25 and 30
  
• still using console, set img_motionBlur to 1 to enable motion blur
  
• press F1 to start capturing
• watch everything capture in realtime
  
• press F2 to stop capturing when you are done

If everything went fine, you should have ended up with a new folder named <screenshots> inside of /etpro/ containing a subfolder with your <demoname> and yet another subfolder with the <timestamp>. it should contain your captured frames. making a movie out of this will be another tutorial by itself /me pokes at ag0n :3