There a few settings you might want to adjust after installing Studio.
Increase Corticon Studio
memory allocation
When working on large Rule Projects, you will get better performance by
increasing the amount of memory available to Corticon Studio.
To change Corticon Studio memory
allocation after installation, do the following:
Edit the command file eclipse.ini located at [CORTICON_HOME]\Studio\eclipse
Change (typically, increase) the Xmx value (maximum memory setting). The default Xmx setting is 2 gigabyte, specified as Xmx2g. Often, that is increased to 4g when appropriate memory is available.
Set Studio to run in another language
You can specify a preferred language for Corticon Studio. The options are:
English (en - default)
French (fr)
Japanese (ja)
Portuguese (Brazilian) (pt_BR)
Spanish (es)
To set Corticon Studio to
start in your preferred language:
On Windows, right-click on the Start menu
item for Corticon Studio, and then choose More > Open file location.
Right-click on the shortcut Corticon
Studio, and then choose Properties.
Choose the Shortcut tab, and then add to
the Target value with the language option, -nl followed by a language value, as shown setting
ja for Japanese:
Click Apply, and then OK to set the change.
When you start Corticon Studio
its labels are in Japanese, as illustrated:
Note: A preferred user language
might use different formats for decimals, dates and list ranges than shown in the
Corticon documentation.