Project ManagementΒΆ
Creating a Project
Click
> New HMI project.Select a default project template, set its name and location.
If you want to read/change the project structure from a text editor or if you work in a collaborative environment with version control, in Format select Text, otherwise select Binary (for further information see Binary and text formats).
Click OK: the newly created project opens.
Opening a Project
In Q Studio click > Open, then select the project and confirm.
Or, in the project folder, double-click the project file ( .uniqo extension).
Note
if a project created with a previous version of Q Studio is opened, a message appears requesting the project update (see Update a project created with an older version of UNIQO)
Duplicating an Existing Project
Open the project to be copied, then from
, select Save as.Enter the name of the new project and select the save location, then click OK.
Update a project created with an older version of UNIQO
Warning
An updated project can no longer be opened with the previous version of Q Studio. To restore an incorrectly updated project, see Restoring a Project.
Opens a project created with a previous version of UNIQO: a message appears that requests the update of the Q Platform modules in use.
Click Upgrade: a detailed report of the upgrade process will appear.
Click Continue to confirm the update: Q Studio updates and opens the project.
Restoring a Project
If a project is corrupted or unwanted changes have been saved, you can restore an earlier version of the project by following these steps:
Close the program if the project is running in Q Studio.
From the %localappdata%\ASEM\UNIQO\QStudio\Backups\[Project Name] folder, copy the entire folder of the desired backup.
Paste the folder in a location other than that of the current project or delete the current project folder and paste the new folder in the same location.