# How do I connect to my cloud drives to access my files?

Currently Hive3D support file retrievals from the following Cloud Storage Drives:

* [Dropbox](https://www.dropbox.com/register)
* [Google Drive](https://drive.google.com/)
* [OneDrive](about:blank)

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For security reasons, Loading source files from and Saving files to your local drive is not supported.
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You can access any or all of your Cloud Storage Drives by first logging into  each one.

Then use the Open or Save buttons.  

Select them as the drive from which you would  want to open a file, or save a file.

When you initially login to an Application on Hive3D, minimize the Application to first either login to the default Cloud Storage option, or close this Cloud Storage dialog window. After closing this window, maximize the Application again and use the Open or Save command.

When using the Open command, your Cloud Storage Drives will appear under the Network Drives of your Open Dialog window, just like a USB drive or C drive normally would. When you click the drive, a login box will appear, allowing you to login to the selected Cloud Storage Drive.

When using the Save command the process is the same as above for the Open command.

When using Blender, press the refresh button.


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