If you want to show a friend the moment your party cleared a raid for the first time, or the instant a gear upgrade finally succeeded in Dungeon & Fighter, record it with DOR, trim just that scene, and send it as a link. Dungeon & Fighter became a supported 'full-play recording' game in DOR with the October 2026 app update. When you launch the game on a Windows PC, DOR detects it automatically and saves everything from launch to exit as a single video. Time spent gearing up in town, several regular dungeon runs, forming a raid party, and the boss fight itself all land in one file, so this guide focuses on how to find the scenes your party will want to rewatch inside that long recording.
Boss Fights in 16:9, Skill Combos in 9:16
Dungeon & Fighter is a side-scrolling game where characters move widely left and right, and the boss's attacks and your party's positions spread across the full width of the screen. That makes 16:9 the right choice for videos your party will watch together, like a raid clear, because it keeps the whole screen. A short video that only shows your character chaining skills, on the other hand, still feels punchy when cropped to 9:16 with the character in the center. For framing tips on vertical crops, see how to make a vertical game video.
How to Find Raid Scenes in a Dungeon & Fighter Recording and Send Them
- 1Check the recording toggle and free disk spaceIn DOR settings, make sure Dungeon & Fighter is turned on under 'Full-play recording' and that you have comfortably more than 20GB of free disk space, then launch the game. Auto-detection starts the recording, and it keeps going until you close the game.
- 2Note the time you entered the raidRaids take a while to form a party and enter. Jot down the time you started the boss fight in a phone note, and you can jump straight to the starting point even in a recording several hours long.
- 3Split the recording with phase cutscenesRaid bosses play a cutscene when the phase changes. Scrub quickly through the playback bar to find those cutscenes, and the recording breaks into phases. The clear comes after the last one.
- 4Rewind from the reward screenA reward screen appears when you clear. Find that screen first, then rewind about a minute and cut from the final attack to the rewards, so the moment your party shared fits in one video.
- 5Keep upgrade results to a few secondsUpgrade results flash by in an instant, so keep only from just before you press the button to a few seconds after the result shows. Failed attempts make good stories for your guild too, so trim them separately.
- 6Paste the link in party chatPick an aspect ratio in the trim tool and finish, and a dor.gg link is created. Paste it into your party or guild group chat, and the people who open it play it in a browser with nothing to install.
Where to Find Each Dungeon & Fighter Scene and How Long to Cut It
| Content | What You See in the Recording | Cut Length and Who Gets It |
|---|---|---|
| Raid phase transition | The boss cutscene changes and combat pauses for a moment | Raid members, 1 to 2 minutes from just before the transition |
| First raid clear | The reward screen appears after the boss goes down | Party members, about 1 minute from the last hit to the rewards |
| Regular dungeon speed run | One short run from dungeon entry to the clear result | A friend who plays the same class, the whole run |
| Skill combo | A few seconds of chained skills in a room packed with monsters | Friends, a 10 to 20 second vertical video |
| Gear upgrade result | The moment the result appears after opening the upgrade window in town | Guild members, 5 to 10 seconds on either side |
| Duel arena match | The final exchange that knocks out the opponent | The friend you fought, about 30 seconds |
Check Before You Send
- Full-play recording is turned on for Dungeon & Fighter in settings.
- You noted the time you entered the raid.
- The clear video includes both the final attack and the reward screen.
- Boss fights for your party are trimmed in 16:9.
- Combo videos are trimmed in 9:16 with your character in the center.
- Upgrade videos end within a few seconds of the result.
How DOR Records Dungeon & Fighter
DOR is a free Windows desktop app. When you launch Dungeon & Fighter, it detects the game automatically and records one mp4 video until you close it. It does not cut raid clears or upgrade wins into automatic highlights, so you find the scene in the app's library and set the start and end points with the trim tool. Choose an output ratio of 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1, and a dor.gg link is created when the trim is done. Tips for landing on the exact point are in how to trim game clips. To combine several class combo scenes into one, use DOR Studio, which opens in your browser with no install, to merge videos and add effect templates, text, and background music, then download an mp4 or share a link. For the order of joining clips, see how to merge multiple game clips. Game sound and your mic are recorded together, so your reaction at the moment of the clear is saved as well. When you don't want to record Dungeon & Fighter, you can turn it off per game under 'Full-play recording' in settings, and a confirmation window appears when you do.
