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You can select a shared folder for a root Dropbox folder where the output images will be saved. It's up to you who this folder is shared with. If you have a business Dropbox account, you can use team folders.

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Google Root Folders

You can select a personal Drive, Shared Drive or Shared Folder to store your outputs. This happens through creating a root folder.

Press the Create new root folder button. After selecting Chaos Cloud creates a root folder to save the outputs. The folder's name is Chaos Cloud.

 

Dropbox Root Folders

You can select any Dropbox folder and make it a root folder to store your outputs. To do so, press the Select new root folder button.

You can also share the root folder if you want.

 

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  • If you change the root Google Drive or Dropbox folder, all job outputs which are saved in the old root folder remain in the old folder. Their links from Chaos Cloud lead to the old folder.
  • Changing the root Google Drive or Dropbox folder during active synchronization does not change the Google Drive/Dropbox root folder for the synchronization.
  • Moving or renaming the root folder or the job folder does not affect the Chaos Cloud saving process. Moving/renaming job folders during active synchronization is supported.
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