Gotcha. Just making sure the vocab was clear. Yeah that's just asset
management then... I have to say we don't have a good system in place
for asset versioning either (also a small shop with real constraints),
but it's something we're aware that we need.
-Tim
On 5/22/2013 11:55 AM, Sandy Sutherland wrote:
Tim - it would be a system that controls VERSIONS of rig models for
e.g., they would be tested, then passed on to become the 'current'
version, which would then update the references. Basically to avoid
say a rigger just writing out the model that is used by a bunch of
animators, possibly adding some 'feature' or changing a hierarchy or
whatever that then breaks the animation in the scene on the reference
model.
S.
On 22/05/2013 17:40, Tim Crowson wrote:
Just to make sure I understand the terminology... when you say
'versionned' referencing, do you mean a workflow that uses controlled
'resolutions'?
-Tim C.
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