screenshot save directory Screenshots will be saved to the Desktop, although this can be changed with a command line option (see section Command Line Options ).This is to prevent users of version 0.9.0 from losing their settings when they upgrade. Thus if a config.ini file exists in the %USERPROFILE%\Stellarium\ directory, that will be used in preference to the %APPDATA%\Stellarium\ directory. Stellarium version 0.9.0 did use the %APPDATA%\Stellarium folder. Thus, on a typical Windows Vista and Windows 7 systems with user “Bob Dobbs”, the user directory will be:Ĭ:\Users\Bob Dobbs\AppData\Roaming\Stellarium\ Thus, on a typical Windows XP system with user “Bob Dobbs”, the user directory will be:Ĭ:\Documents and Settings\Bob Dobbs\Application Data\Stellarium\ Depending on the version of Windows and its configuration, this could be any of the following (each of these is tried, if it fails, the next in the list if tried). user directory This is the Stellarium sub-folder in the Application Data folder for the user account which is used to run Stellarium.installation directory By default this is C:\Program Files\Stellarium\, although this can be adjusted during the installation process.The following sections describe the locations for various operating systems. The locations of the user directory, installation directory, screenshot save directory and script save directory vary according to the operating system and installation options used.
In addition to the main search path, Stellarium saves some files in other locations, for example screens shots and recorded scripts. Another benefit of this method is on multi-user systems: Stellarium can be installed by the administrator, and different users can maintain their own configuration and other files in their personal user accounts. Thus it is possible for Stellarium to be installed as an administrative user and yet have a writable configuration file for non-administrative users. If the file is not found there, Stellarium looks in the installation directory. First, it looks in the user directory for the account which is running Stellarium. When Stellarium looks for a file, it looks in two places. Stellarium has many data files containing such things as star catalogue data, nebula images, button icons, font files and configuration files.
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