Categories
- All Categories
- 1.2K Cubism Editor
- 1K Help
- 56 Tips and Tricks
- 152 Feature requests
- 50 Other Live2D Products and Tools
- Cubism Viewer (for OW, for Unity)
- 3 Material Separation Photoshop Plug-in
- 47 Other Live2D Products and Tools (Other Photoshop Scripts, Sample Data, etc.)
- 266 Cubism SDK
- 239 Help
- 11 Tips and Tricks
- 16 Feature Requests
- 7 SDK for Unreal Engine alpha
- 4 Download
- 1 Manual and Update History
- 2 Bug
- Feature Request
- 181 Community
- 37 General Discussions
- 9 Feature Requests
- 26 Projects, Showcase & Critiques
If you have any questions, reports, suggestions, or requests about Live2D, please send them to this forum.
※We cannot guarantee statements or answers from Live2D staff. Thank you for your understanding in advance.
Live2D Cubism
Cubism Products and Downloads
Cubism product manuals and tutorials
Cubism Editor Manual Cubism Editor Tutorial Cubism SDK Manual Cubism SDK Tutorial
※We cannot guarantee statements or answers from Live2D staff. Thank you for your understanding in advance.
Live2D Cubism
Cubism Products and Downloads
Cubism product manuals and tutorials
Cubism Editor Manual Cubism Editor Tutorial Cubism SDK Manual Cubism SDK Tutorial
[Notice of Holidays]
Please note that our staff will not be available from 2024/Dec/28 - 2025/Jan/5 JST.
The Live2D Creators Forum will remain open during the holidays.
Submissions that require a response will be answered after we reopen for business.
Please note that it will take longer than usual to respond to your request.
Please note that our staff will not be available from 2024/Dec/28 - 2025/Jan/5 JST.
The Live2D Creators Forum will remain open during the holidays.
Submissions that require a response will be answered after we reopen for business.
Please note that it will take longer than usual to respond to your request.
[BUG] Auto backup setting bugged?
Hi,
I set my auto backup limit (from File > Auto backup settings) to 2000 MB from default 500 MB
Now not only the backup size warning display this (the number goes negative)
But I also realized that my backup folder went to 40 GB! The 2 GB limit wasn't working whatsoever
Is there a bug in the setting?
I am using Live2D 4.2 on latest Windows 10.
I set my auto backup limit (from File > Auto backup settings) to 2000 MB from default 500 MB
Now not only the backup size warning display this (the number goes negative)
But I also realized that my backup folder went to 40 GB! The 2 GB limit wasn't working whatsoever
Is there a bug in the setting?
I am using Live2D 4.2 on latest Windows 10.
Comments
Thank you for your continued use of our product.
The problem occurs when the backup folder contains a file that is larger than 2.14 GB in size.
Try deleting files larger than 2.14 GB in size and see if that solves the problem.
It is sufficient to delete only files larger than 2.14 GB in size. Files smaller than that do not need to be deleted.
Best regards.
Thank you for your response. My Auto Backup folder doesn't have 2.14 GB file in size, however my single project file is 215 MB.
Can you clarify what does "Auto Backup Size (in MB)" in this setting dialogue means? Because I thought it's setting the limit of auto backup folder, like if exceeds 2 GB then it will delete the old files so the folder stays below 2 GB.
Thank you for your reply.
Our apologies!
We had told you the wrong thing.
The problem is that if the contents of the automatic backup folder total more than 2.14 GB, the calculation will be incorrect.
Setting the size of the automatic backup folder to 1.99 GB or less will prevent problems from occurring.
(It is also recommended that the backup folder be set to about 1.5 GB in size in order to have enough space in the backup folder for the open files you are working on.)
Best regards!
Thank you for your continued use of our product.
This bug has been fixed in the recently released version 4.2.01 beta1, and we hope you will check it out.
(The maximum backup capacity is 8000 MB)
Thank you very much for reporting this issue.
We look forward to your continued support of Cubism Editor.