Setting files

The program uses five setting files. These are ordinary text files, but normally there is no need to edit them directly. By default, these files are stored to user's setting directory. (Omat tiedostot/3D-Win or My Documents/3D-Win).

Settings files are kept in the memory during program run and written to the disk, when the program is closed. If files need editing, the program is closed first.

Threedee.ini, Threedee_common.ini

Main user settings file. Can be changed with command line parameter. The common directory may have Threedee_common.ini, containing settings who always overwrite user settings in program startup.

Convert.ini, Convert_common.ini

Format converter settings. The common directory may have Convert_common.ini containing converter definitions who always replace user definitions with the same name in program startup.

Math.dat, Math_common.dat

Coordinate transformation definitions. The common directory may have Math_common.dat containing math definitions who always replace user definitions with the same name in program startup.

Server.ini, Server_common.ini

External server connection settings. Server.ini contains WMTS, WMS, WFS and server connection settings. Additionally the common directory may have Server_common.ini, containing definitions common for all users. They copied automatically to the user settings in program startup.

System.ini

Internal program settings (window sizes and positions, recently used files, etc).

Network.ini

Global settings file in the program installation directory. Contains following settings:

[Common] CommonDir= Path to the common directory in network.

[Sentinel] Server= Sentinel licence server IP address or name in network.

Argument.ini

Alternate file for command line parameters. Parameters give here affect program startup always reardless which way it is done. File is located to hidden directory AppData/Roaming/3D-Win under user's home directory.

Settings S=, U= and R= below the [Arguments] block can be used instead of command line parameters /S, /U ja /R. Real command line parameters still have higher priority.