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This configuration is only recommended when basic authentication over HTTP is forbidden—even on the local machine.
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Method
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Instructions
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Command Prompt Shortcut
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1. Completely exit out of Vuforia Studio.
2. From a command prompt, type VuforiaStudio.exe --enableHTTPS.
3. Vuforia Studio will launch silently, complete the configuration, and then exit.
4. The next time Vuforia Studio is run, it will be accessible over HTTPS.
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Manually Edit the ssl-settings.json File
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1. Completely exit out of Vuforia Studio.
2. Navigate to C:\ProgramData\VuforiaStudio.
3. Open the ssl-settings.json, and change the false value to true as shown below.
{
"STUDIO_OVER_HTTPS": { "enable": true, "expiry_date": "" } } 4. Save the file, and reopen Vuforia Studio.
5. If prompted, allow Microsoft PowerShell to make changes to your device.
6. You’ll notice that PowerShell appears and runs a script to install a certificate.
7. Once PowerShell completes, the Vuforia Studio launch window appears. Click Open.
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