Plugins store the following files locally on your machine:

• last_used_parameters.json — stores the parameters you last entered, so they are automatically restored the next time you run the plugin.

• Statistics.json — stores execution durations (in milliseconds) of the most time-consuming operations, used to calculate and display estimated completion times.

• Error_YYMMDD_HHmmss.json (created only when an error occurs) — contains the parameters active at the time of the error. May be sent to the author voluntarily to help reproduce and resolve the issue.¹

• Stacktrace_YYMMDD_HHmmss.txt (created only when an error occurs) — contains the location in the plugin's code where the error occurred, along with local file paths to the plugin's files on your machine.² May be sent to the author voluntarily to help reproduce and resolve the issue.

All files are stored exclusively on your machine. The plugin makes no internet connections and transmits no data automatically. No personal information is collected — this includes usernames, phone numbers, addresses, and operating system details. All files are plain text and can be opened and inspected in any text editor at any time.

The location of these files depends on the plugin version — refer to the Installation section on the relevant plugin page in the store, or the videos in the Screenshots section.

¹ Error files are created only when a problem occurs during model generation (after clicking OK in the plugin window). Whether to send these files to the author is entirely your decision.

² Local file paths in log files are a standard and universal behavior across all programming languages and frameworks. They are necessary for tracing the source of errors and preparing fixes.