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Chapter 1 An Overview of the Shake User Interface 33

Recover Script (Shift-Command-

O or Shift-Control-O)

Loads the last autoSave script and is usually done when the user

has forgotten to save a script and quits Shake, or when Shake has

unexpectedly quit. The script is found under $HOME/nreal/

autoSave. (The $HOME directory is your personal Home directory,

for example, the /Users/john directory.)

If you have environment variables set, you can launch Shake on the

command line with the same option using -recover:

shake -recover

For more information on environment variables, see

Chapter 14,

“Customizing Shake.”

Load Interface Settings Opens the Load Preferences From window. Select an interface

settings file from disk, and click OK to load the file.

Save Interface Settings Opens the Save Preferences To window. This lets you save the

various default Shake settings, including your window layout to a

file in your $HOME/nreal/settings file.

If you call it defaultui.h, it is automatically read next time you

launch Shake. You can save the settings file anywhere, but it is not

read automatically unless the file is in the settings directory.

Flush Cache When you choose Flush Cache, all appropriate images are copied

from the memory cache to the disk cache (depending on how the

cacheMode parameter is set), but the memory cache is not cleared.

This command is similar to what Shake does when you quit (the

delay that occurs when you quit is Shake flushing the memory

cache to disk).

Purge Memory Cache Similar to the Flush Cache command, but the memory cache is

cleared afterwards. This is useful if most of your RAM is filled with

cache data, and you want to free it up to create and play a Flipbook

without needing to exit Shake first in order to clear the memory

cache.

The cacheMode parameter in the Globals tab controls whether or

not images in the cache are used (regardless of whether they are

coming from the disk or memory).

Recent Scripts Lists the last five scripts you worked on. Choosing a script from this

list opens it within Shake.

Exit (Linux only) Exits the program. You can also use the standard OS exit buttons in

the upper corner of the interface.

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