FAQ:What is MakeHumanPortable - Revision history

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 If you are using BlenderPortable, too, you can use a [https://download.tuxfamily.org/makehuman/releases/1.1.0/MHPluginsBlenderPortable_1.1.0-cr1.paf.exe plug-in installer] to install the Blender component for MHX2-import, MH BlenderTools (MakeClothes, MakeTarget, MakeWalk), and the community assets. After install these Blender plug-ins will still need to be activated within the add-on tab of the [https://www.blender.org/manual/de/preferences/addons.html user preferences]. The plug-in installer described here will work with BlenderPortable only and not with standard Blender! Blender, until version 2.77a, came with a pre-installed, outdated MHX-importer. Do not use this outdated plug-in to import files created with the MHX2-exporter!<br />
 When using MakeClothes with either Blender or BlenderPortable the Output Directory needs to be set to the local user-folder (see second chapter). To change the default output of MakeClothes, click on "Show Settings" within the MakeClothes-panel and change the string under "Output Directory".
-Some technical hints: PortableApps do not need to be installed on a removable device, they can be installed to any local folder on the system, too. MakeHumanPortable can even be installed as stand-alone application without the PortableApps-platform.<br />
+'''Some technical hints:'''
-Theoretically, programs provided by PortableApps can be run on Linux or OSX by using the [https://www.winehq.org/ Wine]/[https://www.codeweavers.com/ CrossOver] environment, though functionality is not guaranteed.<br />
-MakeHumanPortable can be seen as a wrapper around the genuine MakeHuman Application, which is located at X:\PortableApps\MakeHumanPortable\App\makehuman. Here is placed the common Windows® build. So, if you want to add more plug-ins, they need be moved to the appropriate subdirectory in this location. (Attention: Adding new plug-ins could affect the CC0 exception of the MakeHuman license. [http://www.makehuman.org/license_explanation.php Click here for further information about the license]).<br />
+*Applications from PortableApps do not need to be installed on a removable device, they can be installed to any local folder on the system, too. MakeHumanPortable can even be installed as stand-alone application without the PortableApps-platform.
-The behaviour of MakeHumanPortable.exe is controlled by MakeHumanPortable.ini in the folder ...\App\AppInfo\Launcher\, e.g. it controls the location of the users data-folder (for changes in this file see the Documentation: http://portableapps.com/manuals/PortableApps.comLauncher/ref/launcher.ini/index.html#ref-launcher-ini)
+*Theoretically, programs provided by PortableApps can be run on Linux or OSX by using the [https://www.winehq.org/ Wine]/[https://www.codeweavers.com/ CrossOver] environment, though functionality is not guaranteed.

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−	[https://download.tuxfamily.org/makehuman/releases/1.1.0/ MakeHumanPortable] is a MakeHuman build for the [http://portableapps.com/ PortableApps] software collection on Windows®. Commonly portable applications are installed on a removable device, so they can be carried from Windows® system to another. Portable applications do not leave traces on the system they are running on. The applications can be managed with the [http://portableapps.com/download PortableApps menu]. Because MakeHumanPortable is currently hosted by MakeHuman itself on Tuxfamily automatic updating via the PortableApps menu will not work. Functionality and usage of MakeHumanPortable is the same as MakeHuman with some carefully chosen extensions and community plug-ins.	+	[https://download.tuxfamily.org/makehuman/releases/1.1.0/makehuman-community-1.1.0-cr1.paf.exe MakeHumanPortable] is a MakeHuman build for the [http://portableapps.com/ PortableApps] software collection on Windows®. Commonly portable applications are installed on a removable device, so they can be carried from Windows® system to another. Portable applications do not leave traces on the system they are running on. The applications can be managed with the [http://portableapps.com/download PortableApps menu]. Because MakeHumanPortable is currently hosted by MakeHuman itself on Tuxfamily automatic updating via the PortableApps menu will not work. Functionality and usage of MakeHumanPortable is the same as MakeHuman with some carefully chosen extensions and community plug-ins.

	To comply with the condition of not leaving traces on the system, MakeHumanPortable will store users data such as created models or extra clothes in its own folder structure. Therefore, the [[FAQ:Where are my MakeHuman files found (where is my HOME directory)?\|makehuman user-folder]] will be located at X:\PortableApps\MakeHuman\AppData (replace X: with the correct letter of your portable device). The MakeHuman user-folder will be created on first run. If you want to use proxy items created from another MakeHuman installation, these proxy items need to be copied to the user-folder of the portable application.		To comply with the condition of not leaving traces on the system, MakeHumanPortable will store users data such as created models or extra clothes in its own folder structure. Therefore, the [[FAQ:Where are my MakeHuman files found (where is my HOME directory)?\|makehuman user-folder]] will be located at X:\PortableApps\MakeHuman\AppData (replace X: with the correct letter of your portable device). The MakeHuman user-folder will be created on first run. If you want to use proxy items created from another MakeHuman installation, these proxy items need to be copied to the user-folder of the portable application.

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−	MakeHumanPortable is a MakeHuman build for the [http://portableapps.com/ PortableApps] software collection on Windows®. Commonly portable applications are installed on a removable device, so they can be carried from Windows® system to another. Portable applications do not leave traces on the system they are running on. The applications can be managed with the [http://portableapps.com/download PortableApps menu]. Because MakeHumanPortable is currently hosted by MakeHuman itself on Tuxfamily automatic updating via the PortableApps menu will not work. Functionality and usage of MakeHumanPortable is the same as MakeHuman with some carefully chosen extensions and community plug-ins.	+	[https://download.tuxfamily.org/makehuman/releases/1.1.0/ MakeHumanPortable] is a MakeHuman build for the [http://portableapps.com/ PortableApps] software collection on Windows®. Commonly portable applications are installed on a removable device, so they can be carried from Windows® system to another. Portable applications do not leave traces on the system they are running on. The applications can be managed with the [http://portableapps.com/download PortableApps menu]. Because MakeHumanPortable is currently hosted by MakeHuman itself on Tuxfamily automatic updating via the PortableApps menu will not work. Functionality and usage of MakeHumanPortable is the same as MakeHuman with some carefully chosen extensions and community plug-ins.

	To comply with the condition of not leaving traces on the system, MakeHumanPortable will store users data such as created models or extra clothes in its own folder structure. Therefore, the [[FAQ:Where are my MakeHuman files found (where is my HOME directory)?\|makehuman user-folder]] will be located at X:\PortableApps\MakeHuman\AppData (replace X: with the correct letter of your portable device). The MakeHuman user-folder will be created on first run. If you want to use proxy items created from another MakeHuman installation, these proxy items need to be copied to the user-folder of the portable application.		To comply with the condition of not leaving traces on the system, MakeHumanPortable will store users data such as created models or extra clothes in its own folder structure. Therefore, the [[FAQ:Where are my MakeHuman files found (where is my HOME directory)?\|makehuman user-folder]] will be located at X:\PortableApps\MakeHuman\AppData (replace X: with the correct letter of your portable device). The MakeHuman user-folder will be created on first run. If you want to use proxy items created from another MakeHuman installation, these proxy items need to be copied to the user-folder of the portable application.

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-MakeHumanPortable is a MakeHuman build for the [http://portableapps.com/ PortableApps] software collection on Windows OSes. Commonly portable apps are installed on a removable device, so they can be carried from Windows system to another. Portable apps do not leave traces on the system they are running on. The apps can be managed with the [http://portableapps.com/download PortableApps menu]. Because MakeHumanPortable is currently hosted by MakeHuman itself on Tuxfamily automatic updating via the PortableApps menu will not work. Functionality and usage of MakeHumanPortable is the same as MakeHuman with some carefully chosen extensions and community plugins.
+MakeHumanPortable is a MakeHuman build for the [http://portableapps.com/ PortableApps] software collection on Windows®. Commonly portable applications are installed on a removable device, so they can be carried from Windows® system to another. Portable applications do not leave traces on the system they are running on. The applications can be managed with the [http://portableapps.com/download PortableApps menu]. Because MakeHumanPortable is currently hosted by MakeHuman itself on Tuxfamily automatic updating via the PortableApps menu will not work. Functionality and usage of MakeHumanPortable is the same as MakeHuman with some carefully chosen extensions and community plug-ins.
-To comply with the condition of not leaving traces on the system, MakeHumanPortable will store users data such as created models or extra clothes in its own folder structure. Therefore, the [[FAQ:Where are my MakeHuman files found (where is my HOME directory)?|makehuman user-folder]] will be located at X:\PortableApps\MakeHuman\AppData (replace X: with the correct letter of your portable device). The makehuman user-folder will be created on first run. If you want to use proxy items created from another MakeHuman installation, these proxy items need to be copied to the user-folder of the portable app.
+To comply with the condition of not leaving traces on the system, MakeHumanPortable will store users data such as created models or extra clothes in its own folder structure. Therefore, the [[FAQ:Where are my MakeHuman files found (where is my HOME directory)?|makehuman user-folder]] will be located at X:\PortableApps\MakeHuman\AppData (replace X: with the correct letter of your portable device). The MakeHuman user-folder will be created on first run. If you want to use proxy items created from another MakeHuman installation, these proxy items need to be copied to the user-folder of the portable application.
-The currently distributed version of MakeHumanPortable (1.1.0-cr1) is a community release and an official build, which includes all plug-ins available for MakeHuman until 2016.09.29. Particularly the MHX2 plug-in is included. Models exported from this community build are still covered by the CC0-exception [http://www.makehuman.org/license_explanation.php (see license explanations)], even when exported with the MHX2-exporter plug-in. (Keep in mind: basic assets directly provided by MakeHuman applications are covered by the MakeHuman-license, too. However, assets downloaded by the assets downloader plug-in or from the [http://www.makehumancommunity.org/content/user_contributed_assets.html community site] directly may have other licenses. Currently the possible licenses for community assets are are either CC-BY or CC0.)
+The currently distributed version of MakeHumanPortable (1.1.0-cr1) is a community release and an official build, which includes all plug-ins available for MakeHuman until 2016.09.29. Particularly the MHX2 plug-in is included. Models exported from this community build are still covered by the CC0-exception [http://www.makehuman.org/license_explanation.php (see license explanations)], even when exported with the MHX2-exporter plug-in. (Keep in mind: basic assets directly provided by MakeHuman applications are covered by the MakeHuman-license, too. However, assets downloaded by the assets downloader plug-in or from the [http://www.makehumancommunity.org/content/user_contributed_assets.html community site] directly may have other licenses. Currently the possible licenses for community assets are either CC-BY or CC0.)
-If you are using BlenderPortable, too, you can use a [https://download.tuxfamily.org/makehuman/releases/1.1.0/MHPluginsBlenderPortable_1.1.0-cr1.paf.exe plug-in installer] to install the Blender component for MHX2-import, MH BlenderTools (MakeClothes, MakeTarget, MakeWalk), and the community assets. After install these Blender plug-ins will still need to be activated within the add-on tab of the [https://www.blender.org/manual/de/preferences/index.html user preferences]. The plug-in installer described here will work with BlenderPortable only and not with standard Blender! Blender, until version 2.77a, came with a pre-installed, outdated MHX-importer. Do not use this outdated plugin to import files created with the MHX2-exporter!<br />
+If you are using BlenderPortable, too, you can use a [https://download.tuxfamily.org/makehuman/releases/1.1.0/MHPluginsBlenderPortable_1.1.0-cr1.paf.exe plug-in installer] to install the Blender component for MHX2-import, MH BlenderTools (MakeClothes, MakeTarget, MakeWalk), and the community assets. After install these Blender plug-ins will still need to be activated within the add-on tab of the [https://www.blender.org/manual/de/preferences/addons.html user preferences]. The plug-in installer described here will work with BlenderPortable only and not with standard Blender! Blender, until version 2.77a, came with a pre-installed, outdated MHX-importer. Do not use this outdated plug-in to import files created with the MHX2-exporter!<br />
 When using MakeClothes with either Blender or BlenderPortable the Output Directory needs to be set to the local user-folder (see second chapter). To change the default output of MakeClothes, click on "Show Settings" within the MakeClothes-panel and change the string under "Output Directory".
-Some technical hints: PortableApps do not need to be installed on a removable device, they can be installed to any local folder on the system, too. MakeHumanPortable can even be installed as stand alone application without the PortableApps-platform.<br />
+Some technical hints: PortableApps do not need to be installed on a removable device, they can be installed to any local folder on the system, too. MakeHumanPortable can even be installed as stand-alone application without the PortableApps-platform.<br />
-''Theoretically, programs provided by PortableApps can be run on Linux or OSX by using the [https://www.winehq.org/ Wine]/[https://www.codeweavers.com/ CrossOver] environment, though functionality is not guaranteed.<br />''
+Theoretically, programs provided by PortableApps can be run on Linux or OSX by using the [https://www.winehq.org/ Wine]/[https://www.codeweavers.com/ CrossOver] environment, though functionality is not guaranteed.<br />
-PortableApps can be seen as a wrapper around the genuine Application, which can be found at X:\PortableApps\MakeHumanPortable\App\makehuman. Here is placed the common Windows build. So, if you want to add more plug-ins, they will be moved to the appropriate folder here. (Attention: this will affect the MakeHuman license!).<br />
+MakeHumanPortable can be seen as a wrapper around the genuine MakeHuman Application, which is located at X:\PortableApps\MakeHumanPortable\App\makehuman. Here is placed the common Windows® build. So, if you want to add more plug-ins, they need be moved to the appropriate subdirectory in this location. (Attention: Adding new plug-ins could affect the CC0 exception of the MakeHuman license. [http://www.makehuman.org/license_explanation.php Click here for further information about the license]).<br />
 The behaviour of MakeHumanPortable.exe is controlled by MakeHumanPortable.ini in the folder ...\App\AppInfo\Launcher\, e.g. it controls the location of the users data-folder (for changes in this file see the Documentation: http://portableapps.com/manuals/PortableApps.comLauncher/ref/launcher.ini/index.html#ref-launcher-ini)

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-MakeHumanPortable is an extra package build for the [http://portableapps.com/ PortableApps] software collection. Commonly portable apps are installed on a removable device, so they can be carried from Windows system to another. Portable apps do not leave traces on the system they are running on. The apps can be managed with the [http://portableapps.com/download PortableApps menu]. Because MakeHumanPortable is currently hosted by MakeHuman itself on Tuxfamily automatic updating via the PortableApps menu will not work. Functionality and usage of MakeHumanPortable is the same as MakeHuman.
+MakeHumanPortable is a MakeHuman build for the [http://portableapps.com/ PortableApps] software collection on Windows OSes. Commonly portable apps are installed on a removable device, so they can be carried from Windows system to another. Portable apps do not leave traces on the system they are running on. The apps can be managed with the [http://portableapps.com/download PortableApps menu]. Because MakeHumanPortable is currently hosted by MakeHuman itself on Tuxfamily automatic updating via the PortableApps menu will not work. Functionality and usage of MakeHumanPortable is the same as MakeHuman with some carefully chosen extensions and community plugins.
-To comply with the condition not leaving traces on the system MakeHumanPortable will store users data such as created models or extra clothes in its own folder structure. Therefore, the [[FAQ:Where are my MakeHuman files found (where is my HOME directory)?|makehuman user-folder]] will be located at X:\PortableApps\MakeHuman\AppData (replace X: with the correct letter of your portable device). The makehuman user-folder will be created on first run. If you want to use stuff created from another MakeHuman installation, this stuff needs to be copied to the user-folder of the portable app.
+To comply with the condition of not leaving traces on the system, MakeHumanPortable will store users data such as created models or extra clothes in its own folder structure. Therefore, the [[FAQ:Where are my MakeHuman files found (where is my HOME directory)?|makehuman user-folder]] will be located at X:\PortableApps\MakeHuman\AppData (replace X: with the correct letter of your portable device). The makehuman user-folder will be created on first run. If you want to use proxy items created from another MakeHuman installation, these proxy items need to be copied to the user-folder of the portable app.
-The currently distributed version of MakeHumanPortable (1.1.0-cr1) is a community release and an official build, which includes all plug-ins available for MakeHuman until 2016.09.29. Particularly the MHX2 plug-in is included. Models exported from this community build are still covered by the CC0-exception [http://www.makehuman.org/license_explanation.php (see license explanations)], even when exported with the MHX2-exporter plug-in. (Keep in mind: basic assets directly provided by MakeHuman applications are covered by the MakeHuman-licens, too. But this may not count for assets provided by the community either downloaded by the assets downloader plug-in or from the [http://www.makehumancommunity.org/content/user_contributed_assets.html community site] directly. Currently the possible licenses for those assets are CC-BY or CC0.)
+The currently distributed version of MakeHumanPortable (1.1.0-cr1) is a community release and an official build, which includes all plug-ins available for MakeHuman until 2016.09.29. Particularly the MHX2 plug-in is included. Models exported from this community build are still covered by the CC0-exception [http://www.makehuman.org/license_explanation.php (see license explanations)], even when exported with the MHX2-exporter plug-in. (Keep in mind: basic assets directly provided by MakeHuman applications are covered by the MakeHuman-license, too. However, assets downloaded by the assets downloader plug-in or from the [http://www.makehumancommunity.org/content/user_contributed_assets.html community site] directly may have other licenses. Currently the possible licenses for community assets are are either CC-BY or CC0.)
-If you are using BlenderPortable, too, you can use a [https://download.tuxfamily.org/makehuman/releases/1.1.0/MHPluginsBlenderPortable_1.1.0-cr1.paf.exe plug-in installer] to install MHX2-importer, blendertools (MakeClothes, MakeTarget, MakeWalk), and the community assets. After install the plug-ins still need to be activated within the add-on tab of the [https://www.blender.org/manual/de/preferences/index.html user preferences]. The plug-in installer will work with BlenderPortable only! Until version 2.77a of Blender there is an outdated MHX-importer included. Do not use it with MHX2-exports!<br />
+If you are using BlenderPortable, too, you can use a [https://download.tuxfamily.org/makehuman/releases/1.1.0/MHPluginsBlenderPortable_1.1.0-cr1.paf.exe plug-in installer] to install the Blender component for MHX2-import, MH BlenderTools (MakeClothes, MakeTarget, MakeWalk), and the community assets. After install these Blender plug-ins will still need to be activated within the add-on tab of the [https://www.blender.org/manual/de/preferences/index.html user preferences]. The plug-in installer described here will work with BlenderPortable only and not with standard Blender! Blender, until version 2.77a, came with a pre-installed, outdated MHX-importer. Do not use this outdated plugin to import files created with the MHX2-exporter!<br />
 When using MakeClothes with either Blender or BlenderPortable the Output Directory needs to be set to the local user-folder (see second chapter). To change the default output of MakeClothes, click on "Show Settings" within the MakeClothes-panel and change the string under "Output Directory".
 Some technical hints: PortableApps do not need to be installed on a removable device, they can be installed to any local folder on the system, too. MakeHumanPortable can even be installed as stand alone application without the PortableApps-platform.<br />
-Theoretically, programs provided by PortableApps can be run on Linux or OSX by using the [https://www.winehq.org/ Wine]/[https://www.codeweavers.com/ CrossOver] environment, though functionality is not guaranteed.<br />
+''Theoretically, programs provided by PortableApps can be run on Linux or OSX by using the [https://www.winehq.org/ Wine]/[https://www.codeweavers.com/ CrossOver] environment, though functionality is not guaranteed.<br />''
 PortableApps can be seen as a wrapper around the genuine Application, which can be found at X:\PortableApps\MakeHumanPortable\App\makehuman. Here is placed the common Windows build. So, if you want to add more plug-ins, they will be moved to the appropriate folder here. (Attention: this will affect the MakeHuman license!).<br />
 The behaviour of MakeHumanPortable.exe is controlled by MakeHumanPortable.ini in the folder ...\App\AppInfo\Launcher\, e.g. it controls the location of the users data-folder (for changes in this file see the Documentation: http://portableapps.com/manuals/PortableApps.comLauncher/ref/launcher.ini/index.html#ref-launcher-ini)

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 The currently distributed version of MakeHumanPortable (1.1.0-cr1) is a community release and an official build, which includes all plug-ins available for MakeHuman until 2016.09.29. Particularly the MHX2 plug-in is included. Models exported from this community build are still covered by the CC0-exception [http://www.makehuman.org/license_explanation.php (see license explanations)], even when exported with the MHX2-exporter plug-in. (Keep in mind: basic assets directly provided by MakeHuman applications are covered by the MakeHuman-licens, too. But this may not count for assets provided by the community either downloaded by the assets downloader plug-in or from the [http://www.makehumancommunity.org/content/user_contributed_assets.html community site] directly. Currently the possible licenses for those assets are CC-BY or CC0.
-If you are using BlenderPortable, too, you can use a [https://download.tuxfamily.org/makehuman/releases/1.1.0/MHPluginsBlenderPortable_1.1.0-cr1.paf.exe plug-in installer] to install MHX2-importer, blendertools (MakeClothes, MakeTarget, MakeWalk), and the community assets. After install the plug-ins still need to be activated within the addon tab of the [https://www.blender.org/manual/de/preferences/index.html user preferences]. The plug-in installer will work with BlenderPortable only! Until version 2.77a of Blender there is an outdated MHX-importer included. Do not use it with MHX2-exports!<br />
+If you are using BlenderPortable, too, you can use a [https://download.tuxfamily.org/makehuman/releases/1.1.0/MHPluginsBlenderPortable_1.1.0-cr1.paf.exe plug-in installer] to install MHX2-importer, blendertools (MakeClothes, MakeTarget, MakeWalk), and the community assets. After install the plug-ins still need to be activated within the add-on tab of the [https://www.blender.org/manual/de/preferences/index.html user preferences]. The plug-in installer will work with BlenderPortable only! Until version 2.77a of Blender there is an outdated MHX-importer included. Do not use it with MHX2-exports!<br />
-When using MakeClothes with eiter Blender or BlenderPortable the Output Directory needs to be set to the local user-folder (see second chapter). To change the default ouput of MakeClothes, click on "Show Settings" within the MakeClothes-panel and change the string under "Output Directory".
+When using MakeClothes with either Blender or BlenderPortable the Output Directory needs to be set to the local user-folder (see second chapter). To change the default ouput of MakeClothes, click on "Show Settings" within the MakeClothes-panel and change the string under "Output Directory".
 Some technical hints: PortableApps do not need to be installed on a removable device, they can be installed to any local folder on the system, too. MakeHumanPortable can even be installed as stand alone application without the PortableApps-platform.<br />

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−	MakeHumanPortable is a extra package build for the [http://portableapps.com/ PortableApps] software collection. Commonly portable apps are installed on a removable device, so they can be carried from Windows system to another. Portable apps do not leave traces on the system they are running on. The apps can be managed with the [http://portableapps.com/download PortableApps menu]. Because MakeHumanPortable is currently hosted by MakeHuman itself on Tuxfamily automatic updating via the PortableApps menu will not work. Functionality and usage of MakeHumanPortable is the same as MakeHuman.	+	MakeHumanPortable is an extra package build for the [http://portableapps.com/ PortableApps] software collection. Commonly portable apps are installed on a removable device, so they can be carried from Windows system to another. Portable apps do not leave traces on the system they are running on. The apps can be managed with the [http://portableapps.com/download PortableApps menu]. Because MakeHumanPortable is currently hosted by MakeHuman itself on Tuxfamily automatic updating via the PortableApps menu will not work. Functionality and usage of MakeHumanPortable is the same as MakeHuman.

	To comply with the condition not leaving traces on the system MakeHumanPortable will store users data such as created models or extra clothes in its own folder structure. Therefore the [[FAQ:Where are my MakeHuman files found (where is my HOME directory)?\|makehuman user-folder]] will be located at X:\PortableApps\MakeHuman\AppData (replace X: with the correct letter of your portable device). The makehuman user-folder will be created on first run. If you want to use stuff created from another MakeHuman installation, this stuff needs to be copied to the user-folder of the portable app.		To comply with the condition not leaving traces on the system MakeHumanPortable will store users data such as created models or extra clothes in its own folder structure. Therefore the [[FAQ:Where are my MakeHuman files found (where is my HOME directory)?\|makehuman user-folder]] will be located at X:\PortableApps\MakeHuman\AppData (replace X: with the correct letter of your portable device). The makehuman user-folder will be created on first run. If you want to use stuff created from another MakeHuman installation, this stuff needs to be copied to the user-folder of the portable app.