Managing Asset Resources
by Eric Kinkead · in General Discussion · 04/24/2007 (11:12 am) · 1 replies
When we first started working w/Torque we would just pass folders around. Then when it got larger we moved it to our FTP. Now we use www.foldershare.com to keep an update. Basically we back up our last days work localy, then modify the one directory we all share. It seems to work pretty good and is much less complicated than pro programs like Perforce. We have the team divided up pretty good where ussualy people are not messing with the same files so we dont need anything that complicated.
Out of curiosity what filesync/fileshare programs are you guys using for your projects?
Out of curiosity what filesync/fileshare programs are you guys using for your projects?
Associate David Higgins
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I find subversion to be fairly easy to work with ... using the TortoiseSVN Windows Shell application, I can check out an entire subversion tree into a local directory, then keep the files updated with simple right-click access ... which, since Torsion is so cool ... even works with Torsion, using the Right-Click file and goto the Explorer sub-menu ... and I have access to my subversion menus right there ... quite a cool little setup ... though, subversions definitely not for everyone ... from an administrative point of view ... it's a major pain in the ass ...
Systems like Perforce, Vault and SourceSafe are much easier to work with ... but fail to have the nifty shell integration that I like so much ... finding the file in Vault, then checking it out, then locating the file on my file system, updating it, then going back to vault and checking it in ... WHAT A WASTE OF TIME! ...