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Where is the CAVELib config file and what is it called?

April 26, 2017called cavelib config file

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Where is the CAVELib config file and what is it called?

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All CAVELib config files should be in the directory %CAVE_HOME%\etc\ on Win32 or $CAVE_HOME/etc/ on Linux. CAVELib will first read a defaults file name cave.config. This should not be edited. It will then look for a system-specific file name HOST.config where HOST is the name of the computer. For example, if the computer is named mocha.graphics.man.ac.uk then create a file named MOCHA.config on Win32 and mocha.graphics.man.ac.uk.config on Linux. This should be edited for your display environment. Note that %CAVE_HOME% (on Win32) or $CAVE_HOME (on Linux) should be set to the location in which CAVELib was installed.