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UPDATE: As of Version 1.6.1 the LRTimelapse-user-Folder ist named LRTimelapse (without ".") - so it is not hidden anymore and visible right in your home-directory. On Mac type "LRTimelapse" in the finder search box to locate the directory.
In some rare cases LRTimelapse might not be able to generate the (normally hidden) Folder ".LRTimelapse" inside your user directory.
In this case it helps to create it manually. Because of the leading "." you have to use a little trick:
--> this shouldn't have any side effects but anyway: do this on your own risk! <--
open your terminal (Applications/Utilities/Terminal)
type the following commands:
now the finder respawns and shows your hidden files and alows to create them as well.
Go to your userdirectory and create a folder named ".LRTimelapse" inside it.
Now LRTimelapse should be able to write to this folders to save preferences and stubs.
To restore the old behaviour (finder doesn't show hidden files) return to the terminal and type the following commands:
In some rare cases LRTimelapse might not be able to generate the (normally hidden) Folder ".LRTimelapse" inside your user directory.
In this case it helps to create it manually. Because of the leading "." you have to use a little trick:
--> this shouldn't have any side effects but anyway: do this on your own risk! <--
open your terminal (Applications/Utilities/Terminal)
type the following commands:
PHP Code:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE
killall Finder
now the finder respawns and shows your hidden files and alows to create them as well.
Go to your userdirectory and create a folder named ".LRTimelapse" inside it.
Now LRTimelapse should be able to write to this folders to save preferences and stubs.
To restore the old behaviour (finder doesn't show hidden files) return to the terminal and type the following commands:
PHP Code:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles FALSE
killall Finder