Foreword
When you use RCS, you adjust and customize a lot of settings.
It might be helpful to know where it is saved in the following situations :
- deleting a corrupted file
- keep settings when upgrading to a new version
- moving settings to another computer / profile
- force settings through GPO
- ...
Solution
Every adjustment / setting made by the user is saved in the user's profile, in different places.
As files
The files are by default located in some specific folders:
- %APPDATA%\Strategies\<RCS_App_Name>\<Version>
- %LOCALAPPDATA%\Strategies\<RCS_App_Name>\<Version>
- <MyDocuments>\RCS Data
As registry
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Strategies\<RCS_App_Name>\<Version>\...
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Strategies\<RCS_App_Name>\<Version>\...
When saved as a registry key, the final setting value is set using the following rule
- If registry key exists in HKEY_CURRENT_USER, use this value
- Else if registry key exists in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, use this value
- Otherwise, use default value
As some settings are used to specify some file / folder location, you should examine these values to have an exhaustive knowledge of all the RCS settings location.
Some examples
User workspace
| Topic | Folder | File name |
| Shortcut bar | %APPDATA%\Strategies\<RCS_App_Name>\<Version>\ | <xxx>_shortcuts.xml |
| Menu and toolbar definition and docking position | %APPDATA%\Strategies\<RCS_App_Name>\<Version>\ | desktop.ini |
| Keyboard shortcuts | %APPDATA%\Strategies\<RCS_App_Name>\<Version>\ | hot_key.xml |
Cutting
The tools configuration (speed, angle, ...) are in the following folder :
<MyDocuments>\RCS Data\Config-<Version>\Cutting
The configuration for cutting filters / options / control colors are in the following file :
%APPDATA%\Strategies\<RCS_App_Name>\<Version>\rx_pre_decoupe_cfig.xml
Retroprojection : The calibration is saved in the following file :
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Strategies\RCSCUT\<Version>\sc_retro_calib.xml
Vision : The calibration is saved in the following file:
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Strategies\RCSCUT\<Version>\<Camera_Name>-<Camera_Number>.calib
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