question about udates without internet

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I have a cabin that does not internet capabilities. Not even cell coverage. It is my getaway.
Is there a server or dropbox location that I can manually download certain updates, and then install them on the PC.  It is not a laptop, but a PC. And I would like it if I did not have to bring it down to the house, periodically to update it.
I would only need to download things like the core, and some of the newer tools.

But I think I can download some of the scripts manually already. It would be very beneficial if there was a common location for these things.
I don't even have TGVDenoise yet.  I installed it in the beginning of August.

My PC at the house is fully updated, because it has internet connection.
But sometimes I will be at the cabin for a week or so, and I get a chance to do some imaging. My FOV is not great, but I like to play around with PI when I am at the cabin.
There is still a ton to learn.  But man do I like this.

P.S. Ignore the first message if it shows up. I thought I sent it but did not see it, so sent another.
Regards,
Scott

[Carlos Milovic]

Try copying the "bin" folder, and replacing the contents. This should be enough, since you already have your license in there. Maybe you should start with a full reset (press down the Ctrl key when lauching the application) to avoid any problems with the previous settings.

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Thank you Carlos
I will give it a go.

Is this too much to ask for?
Could someone create a video on how to, and explain what the function (s) of how a Range mask is used , and under what situations you would use it.
I have looked at Alejandro's, he uses them all the time, but I get lost on how he is creating them. I have followed a step by step layout from him, but I do not get the outputs from the individual tools after that he gets. Ex: using a clone and using ATWT let remain only layer 1,2 and 3, I should get a image of 3 layers of noise with layer 128 removed. I constantly get a completely black image.
I know I am missing something.

Regards,
Scott