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Saving and loading settings
The settings are saved each time you close the advanced scene switcher's settings dialog window or if you are shutting down OBS.
The settings of the advanced scene switcher are stored as part of the scene collection of OBS.
So where ever your OBS installation is storing your scene collection data the plugin's settings are stored as well.
An example for a Windows installation of OBS would be the following:
C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Roaming\obs-studio\basic\scenes\Untitled.json
Important note: The settings being stored in as part of OBS' scene collection data has the effect that if you start OBS without the plugin and close OBS the scene collection data will no longer contain any of the plugin's data.
To back up your settings to a file click the "Export" button (1).
The button can be found in the "Save / load settings" section of the General tab.
You can import settings from a file by clicking the "Import" button (2).
If you use multiple scene collections, you will have to export and / or import the settings for each collection separately.
The plugin automatically creates backups of the settings:
- A backup will be performed for the scene collection that is active when OBS is closed.
- One backup will be kept for each combination of scene collection name and plugin version.
The backups are stored in the plugin-config/advanced-scene-switcher directory.
The exact location can vary based on your OS and OBS configuration.
For example, on Windows you might find the backups under:
C:\Users\<Your Username Here>\AppData\Roaming\obs-studio\plugin_config\advanced-scene-switcher
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