> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://support.lumafield.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Settings

> Adjust Project settings and view attributes

Select the Settings Tool from the Toolbar to open the Settings Attributes Panel. Modify Resolution and User Preferences, view and edit the Project's description, thumbnail, and attributes.

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  Basic Settings
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* Modifying the Viewport resolution can help load data more quickly. Select a Resolution within the Resolution Tab.
* **Smoothing** (Resolution Tab): when on, the volume smooths itself over a few frames after you stop moving the camera. Turn it off for a faster, grainier look. Your choice is remembered across reloads.
* Toggle between Metric and Imperial units within the User Preferences Tab
* **Attenuation Values** (User Preferences Tab): choose **Normalized** or **LAC**. See [Attenuation Values](#attenuation-values).
* Give your Project a description viewable to all collaborators in the Description Tab
* Check when the Project was created and last accessed within the Project Information Tab

<img src="https://lumafield-support-assets.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/Settings_Preview.png" alt="Settings Preview" title="Settings Preview" style={{ width:"50%" }} />

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  Attenuation Values
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**Attenuation Values** switches how Voyager displays intensity. The volume is still stored normalized. The setting only changes the numbers you see.

* **Normalized** maps the volume's range to 0–1. This is the default.
* **LAC** shows the linear attenuation coefficient, in 1/mm, by remapping that 0–1 range onto the volume's physical minimum and maximum.

LAC applies to histogram bounds, thresholds, the [Intensity probe](/voyager/voyager-2d-inspection), and the [Line profile](/voyager/voyager-2d-inspection#line-profile). It is available when the volume has a physical range. Uploaded volumes without one, and radiographs, stay on Normalized, and Settings says so. Your choice is remembered in the browser.

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  Thumbnails
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With the desired Thumbnail in the Viewport, select Capture to lock in the image as the Project's Thumbnail. Select Save to download the Thumbnail image.

![Thumbnail Capture](https://lumafield-support-assets.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/Thumbnail_Capture.png)

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  Assigning Tags
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Assign a Tag to a Project from within the Tags Tab, by selecting "Assign Tag". This can also be done from the [Project Dashboard](/voyager/voyager-dashboard) for multiple Projects at a time.

![Assign Tags](https://lumafield-support-assets.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/Assign_Tags.png)

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  Full-Resolution Exporting
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If your Organization has the Full-Resolution Export [Analysis Module](/platform/analysis-modules) enabled, you can download full-resolution scan data from within the Export Full Resolution Data Tab.

<img src="https://lumafield-support-assets.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/Full-Res_Export.png" alt="Full Res Export" title="Full Res Export" style={{ width:"50%" }} />

Select which of Volumes, Radiographs, and Meshes to include in the export. After selecting Request Full Resolution Export, "Export Requested" will display. When the export is complete, you will receive an email with a link to download the data in the form of a ZIP file.

A reconstruction stored at half precision is saved as a **16-bit integer** stack. The file is about half the size of the previous exact export, and the values are slightly rounded. That matters if you import the stack into Volume Graphics. The exact **32-bit float** format is still available on the export request. Reconstructions that were already 32-bit float, and volumes that were already integers, are written as they are.


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