If you move together folders containing Rastile programs and projects, the project will not open when you start it.

If you have a raster program body and a project in the same folder, if you move the folders that contain them together to a different location, you will see a dialog similar to the one on the right when you start the raster and the project will not be visible.

This is because we are looking at the project file that you want to load when you launch Raster in a "full path", so you will not be able to see the project file when it is moved.

Ver 2.0 forced programs and projects to be placed in the same folder, but Ver 3.0 allows the program to separate the project, which is user data.

There are several ways to re-refer to the project.

Re-referencing the project at startup

If the project is not visible, a dialog similar to the one on the right appears when the raster starts. Select No in this dialog.

Then a dialog similar to the right will appear, so select "Yes".

The file selection dialog opens, select the desired project file "Project.rtp" file to open it.

The project will then be re-referenced so that you can work as usual.

Open another project while launching Raster

If you see a dialog like the one on the right, if you accidentally select Yes, a new project will be created in the folder you were originally trying to refer to.

If you create it now, the empty project will be open.

If you created a new project by mistake, select "Open another project" from the "Application" menu.

The file selection dialog opens, select the desired project file "Project.rtp" file to open it.

The project will then load and you will be able to do the work as usual.

Rewrite the configuration file

Since the project that opens when raster is started is written to the configuration file called "Setting .xml", you can specify the project to open at startup by editing this content.

(If you have previously launched Raster, but do not have the configuration file "Setting .xml", please refer to the bottom of the page.) ）

If the raster is running, close it once.

There is a file called "Setting .xml" in the same folder as the raster program, so please open it in a text editor such as Notepad.

The file is written in "XML" and the path of the project file to open at startup is written on the node of "RastailSetting\FirstOpenProjectFilePath", so please change this.

When saving the file, save the character code with "UTF-8 (no BOM)".

All you have to do is start The Raster as usual.

If you have started raster before, but there is no setting file "Setting .xml" in the same folder as the "Rastail .exe" program, you may be outputting it to a different folder due to problems such as write permissions. In that case, please look for files in the folder below.