User Folder
The user folder contains all user-customizable files, such as element libraries, rendering materials, textures, and images.
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The user folder contains all user-customizable files, such as element libraries, rendering materials, textures, and images.
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To open the user folder, there is a command under File > User folder. You can also run the command ArtisanOpenUserFolder.
Important: Before making any changes to the files in this folder, I recommend creating a backup to prevent the loss of important information.
The RhinoArtisan user folder is a personal storage space where various files and settings related to your work in this program are saved. Accessing it can be useful for several reasons:
File recovery: If you accidentally deleted an important file (such as 3D models, scripts, or templates), searching this folder can help you recover it.
Customization: You can find configuration files that allow you to customize the appearance and behavior of RhinoArtisan according to your preferences.
Troubleshooting: If you are experiencing any problems with the program, reviewing configuration files or error logs within this folder can help you identify the cause and find a solution.
Backup: Creating a backup of this folder can help protect your work in case you need to reinstall the program or if your computer fails.
Sharing Configurations: If you work in a team, you can share certain configuration files with your colleagues to ensure a more consistent work experience.
The exact contents of this folder may vary depending on the version of RhinoArtisan you are using and the actions you have taken in the program. However, some of the most common files you can find are:
3D models: Your designs and models created in RhinoArtisan are saved in this folder.
Scripts: If you have created or downloaded custom scripts to automate tasks, you will find them here.
Templates: The templates you have created or used to start new projects are also stored in this folder.
Configuration files: These files contain information about your personal preferences, such as the user interface, units of measurement, etc.
Error logs: If an error occurs in the program, log files are generated that can be helpful for diagnosing the problem.
If we want to restore the user folder, we need to follow these steps:
Important: Before making any changes to the files in this folder, I recommend creating a backup to prevent the loss of important information.
Locate the user folder as shown at the beginning of the page using the ArtisanOpenUserFolder command.
Close Rhino and RhinoArtisan (all instances).
Delete all the folders.
When you restart RhinoArtisan, it will recreate the folders and files.
If you have any other questions or need more specific information about the RhinoArtisan user folder, feel free to ask. I'm happy to help.
