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Show HN: A GUI for non programmers for Epic's version control system Lore(anchorpoint.app)
3 points by m_niedoba 13d ago|0 comments
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by m_niedoba 2y ago
There are Git-based solutions for that. One of them is Anchorpoint, which is basically a centralized layer on top of Git for file locking. File locking is one of the reasons why vanilla Git is not that popular in game dev. It only exists wi
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by m_niedoba 2y ago
Hey, I am one of the developers of Anchorpoint. We have been working on this project for some years right now, because we really like Git and think that it's totally underrated for large projects, such as game development. Anchorpoint
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by m_niedoba 3y ago
I wanted to see how to use Git for AAA game dev so I made a test with a self-hosted GitLab server on AWS. In short, sparse checkout makes it possible to fluently work on particular parts of the repo. Why do people still use Perforce then?
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by m_niedoba 3y ago
Git does pretty well on large repos, when you use sparse checkout and Git LFS. It makes Git behave like a centralized VC system. https://www.anchorpoint.app/blog/scaling-git-to-1tb-of-files...
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by m_niedoba 3y ago
I am the co-founder of Anchorpoint, a Git based version control app. It's like a Git client + asset manager. I have seen many false statements about Git LFS and wanted to test how it works on a large repo. We are using a self-hosted Gi
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by m_niedoba 3y ago
Hey, my mate published a quick guide about the most important commands and how to install Git LFS.
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by m_niedoba 3y ago
If you need something between Git LFS and Perforce you could try Anchorpoint. It's a Git based version control software and has stuff like file locking.
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by m_niedoba 3y ago
I'm really happy to share this little tool we made to make us more productive when working with Notion or other project management tools. We have all these great productivity tools that look nice, are easy to use and work nicely in the
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by m_niedoba 3y ago
I don't think so, even as a game artist. It took me a while to understand the concept of branches (that they are basically modes or variants of a project). That clicked. But for daily game development, the most thing I do is just commi
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by m_niedoba 3y ago
Here is a tutorial on how to use Git LFS with Azure DevOps for game dev. But the same principle applies for ML. It's about versioning large data. DevOps does not charge for storage, yet. https://www.anchorpoint.app/blog
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by m_niedoba 3y ago
Yes, Git LFS works better then most people think. You can also use Azure DevOps, because they don't charge for storage. We use Anchorpoint as a Git client, because it's optimized for LFS.
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Link Notion to your local filesystem(linkyourfile.com)
1 points by m_niedoba 3y ago|1 comments
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by m_niedoba 3y ago
This is a little tool that we build to link Windows Explorer or Finder to any web tool using deep linking.
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by m_niedoba 4y ago
How we used Replicate and Anchorpoint to build a texture generator with 30 lines of Python
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75 GB in a Single Git Commit(youtube.com)
4 points by m_niedoba 5y ago|0 comments
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Setup a Gitea Server on a QNAP NAS, Simply Explained(anchorpoint.app)
1 points by m_niedoba 5y ago|0 comments
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Version Control for the Creative Industry(anchorpoint.app)
1 points by m_niedoba 6y ago|0 comments
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A tool that tidies up your project folder(anchorpoint.app)
2 points by m_niedoba 6y ago|0 comments