It is possible to use other environment variables in the values for the environment variables below:
Example:export CURRENT_PROJECT=awesome_project
export DASELEMENT_CONFIG_PATH=/mnt/server/{CURRENT_PROJECT}/config/das-element.conf
List of environment variables that can be set
variable | description |
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DASELEMENT_LICENSE | point to the license server |
DASELEMENT_LICENSE_TYPE | starts a local license server if variable is set to |
DASELEMENT_LOG_LEVEL | set the logging level (default: |
DASELEMENT_API_HOST | address to the API server (default: |
DASELEMENT_API_PORT | port to connect to the API server (default: |
DASELEMENT_CACHE_HOST | address to the cache server (default: |
DASELEMENT_CACHE_PORT | port to connect to the cache server (default: |
DASELEMENT_CONFIG_PATH | file path to the config file ( |
DASELEMENT_RESOURCES | directory path to the resources folder, for presets, hooks, etc. |
DASELEMENT_HOOKS | directory path to hook files |
DASELEMENT_THIRD_PARTY_DIR | directory path to third-party folder where the tools like ffmpeg and redis are located. These third party tools already come with the install of the software. |
DASELEMENT_MODEL | file path to wit file (machine learning model) |
DASELEMENT_WORKER | set number of workers (not for lite version) |
DASELEMENT_DND_NOTATION
| set the file path notation for a sequence of files When elements are being drag&dropped outside of das element into another software, some applications, like Autodesk Flame, require a custom file path notation for dropped file sequences. |
DASELEMENT_TEMP_KEEP_DAYS | Number of days that temp preview files are keep in the temp folder. |
RLM_CONNECT_TIMEOUT | license server connection timeout |
List of environment variables that are read-only (can’t be overwritten)
variable | description |
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DASELEMENT_ROOT | resolves to the location of the installed software version |