Project Settings
Overview
Project settings are accessed via the menu buttons at the top of the properties tab/panel. The project settings button is the third button from the right.
Properties Reference
Project Info
Project Info settings define the basic metadata, coordinate system, and identification information for the current project.
- Name: The name of the project. This identifier appears in the project file and interface
- EPSG Code: EPSG (European Petroleum Survey Group) code for the project coordinate system if defined. This standardizes the geographic/projected coordinate reference system used throughout the project
- Default URL: Default URL for the map tab integration. Supports Google Maps, Google Earth, and Bing Maps
- Default Map Zoom: Default zoom level for the map tab when opened. Numeric value representing zoom scale
Debugging and Logging
- Verbose Debugging: Enables extended debugging information in the debug log. When enabled, provides more detailed diagnostic output for troubleshooting. Toggle: On/Off
Backup and Save Settings
Controls how and when the project is saved and backed up to prevent data loss.
- Backup on Save: Creates a backup copy of the project each time you manually save. Toggle: On/Off
- Backup Interval: Sets the time interval for automatic project backups. Numeric value in minutes
- Enable Autosave: Automatically saves the project at regular intervals. Toggle: On/Off
- Autosave Interval: Sets the time interval for automatic saves. Numeric value in minutes
- Compressed Meshes: Compresses 3D meshes in the active project when the project is saved. This reduces file size but may increase save time. Toggle: On/Off
User Interface and Navigation
- Reverse Mouse Wheel: Reverses the direction the mouse wheel moves you in the 3D view. When enabled, scrolling forward zooms out instead of in. Toggle: On/Off
- Reload Last Scene: Automatically reloads properties of the last scene from the previous VRGS session when the application starts. Toggle: On/Off
Integration Settings
- Python Path: Sets the file path for the Python instance used by the application. Must point to a Python installation matching the currently supported Python version. (e.g.,
C:\Python312\python.exe)