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Hello fellow Houdini users. We need a sys admin to help us create pixels for science! Help support the Visualization Studio in producing planetarium shows that communicate the California Academy of Sciences' mission: to regenerate the natural world through science, learning, and collaboration! https://www.calacademy.org/exhibits/morrison-planetarium If you have technical experience maintaining artist's workstations, DCC tools, render farm support, etc, please consider applying here: https://lnkd.in/gJA8zXQk Sincerely, Jeroen Lapré Senior Technical Director Visualization Studio California Academy of Sciences Mobile: 415 299 9540-
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Hi everyone! I am looking for a way for multiple people to work on the same .hip file. Since .hip files can be exported as text, I assumed it would be possible to simply use git for versioning (and merging the edits made by multiple people). However, it does not seem to be that straightforward. To test this approach, I created a very simple network (first attachment). Now I made two edits (second and third attachment), each adding a transform node to the network. I assumed these changes could be merged, creating a new network containing both transform nodes. However, attempting to merge the .hip files using git resulted in several conflicts. Some of these could be solved trivially, (like changes to the viewport or the last edit timestamp) but there are several conflicts (last attachment) for which I could not find a way of resolving which produces my expected result. Does anybody have experience with this approach? How do you handle multiple people working on the same .hip file? Any help would be appreciated!
