Resetting HDR Light Studio application settings can be useful if you have lost one of the HDR Light Studio interface panels on a display that is no longer connected, and you are unable to retrieve it.
Resetting all application settings will return the interface, and all other settings to their default values.
Windows Instructions:Open a Command Prompt1. Press the Start button on Windows Desktop2. Start typing: Command Prompt3. Command Prompt will appear in the start list - click on this to open the Command Prompt window
The Command Prompt window is now open
Navigate to where HDR Light Studio is installed4. For a default installation of HDR Light Studio type: cd C:\Program Files\Lightmap\HDR Light Studio5. Press Enter, you are now inside the HDR Light Studio application directory.
Clear the settings by typing: HDRLightStudio.exe removesettings7. Press Enter and HDR Light Studio will briefly start in the background, reset all its settings to default values, and then exit. The next time you run HDR Light Studio it will run with default application settings.
Mac OS Instructions:Open a terminal prompt1. Press CMD + Space Bar2. Start to type Terminal3. Terminal - Utilities will appear in list - double click on this.
The Terminal Window is now open
Navigate to where HDR Light Studio is installed4. For a default installation of HDR Light Studio type: cd /Applications/
Press Enter
Clear the settings by typing: ./HDRLightStudio.app/Contents/MacOS/HDRLightStudio removesettings
Press Enter. HDR Light Studio will briefly start in the background, reset all its settings to default values, and then exit. The next time you run HDR Light Studio it will run with default application settings.
Linux Instructions:
Open a terminal prompt
Navigate to where you have installed HDR Light Studio
Clear the settings by typing: ./hdrlightstudio removesettings
Press Enter
HDR Light Studio will briefly start in the background, reset all its settings to default values, and then exit. The next time you run HDR Light Studio it will run with default application settings.