Can I work with friends?

[Manndrake]

Me and my friends are wanting to get more into SFM but are wondering if there is a way we can work on the same project from different computers or something of the sort.

[The Custy (ON GAMING HIATUS)]

No. Pass the project to one another through dropbox or google drive

[Manndrake]

Originally posted by Now Custy:

No. Pass the project to one another through dropbox or google drive

Ah, I see. Thanks.

[champagnepapi]

Originally posted by Now Custy:

No. Pass the project to one another through dropbox or google drive

You said no,but then just said how he could work with his friends
What?

[Pot Bot]

Originally posted by WesternJaco:

Originally posted by Now Custy:

No. Pass the project to one another through dropbox or google drive

You said no,but then just said how he could work with his friends
What?

Custy meant that they can't work on it live at the same time, but they can pass a save file back and forth
.

[Manndrake]

Originally posted by Potato. | Busy on Overwatch:

Originally posted by WesternJaco:

You said no,but then just said how he could work with his friends
What?

Custy meant that they can't work on it live at the same time, but they can pass a save file back and forth
.

Yeah, we all have skype and game together, I just wanted to know if I could do it live with each other.

[Pot Bot]

Originally posted by FinnBro:

Originally posted by Potato. | Busy on Overwatch:

Custy meant that they can't work on it live at the same time, but they can pass a save file back and forth
.

Yeah, we all have skype and game together, I just wanted to know if I could do it live with each other.

As great as it would be it won't happen.

[Wheastonian]

Originally posted by Potato. | Busy on Overwatch:

Originally posted by FinnBro:

Yeah, we all have skype and game together, I just wanted to know if I could do it live with each other.

As great as it would be it won't happen.

;~;
i wish

[Capt Fuzzy]

Well, if you kept a "master file" somewhere and everyone was able to sync from the master file, then "theoretically" you could all work on the same project at nearly the same time...

[Wheastonian]

Originally posted by Capt Fuzzy:

Well, if you kept a "master file" somewhere and everyone was able to sync from the master file, then "theoretically" you could all work on the same project at nearly the same time...

Originally posted by Capt Fuzzy:

Well, if you kept a "master file" somewhere and everyone was able to sync from the master file, then "theoretically" you could all work on the same project at nearly the same time...

Originally posted by Capt Fuzzy:

Well, if you kept a "master file" somewhere and everyone was able to sync from the master file, then "theoretically" you could all work on the same project at nearly the same time...

Originally posted by Capt Fuzzy:

Well, if you kept a "master file" somewhere and everyone was able to sync from the master file, then "theoretically" you could all work on the same project at nearly the same time...

BUMP TIME!!

[Pot Bot]

Originally posted by Capt Fuzzy:

Well, if you kept a "master file" somewhere and everyone was able to sync from the master file, then "theoretically" you could all work on the same project at nearly the same time...

I'm sorry, what?

[Kumquat [Velbud]]

To make this clear, some programs such as TeamViewer and Skype for Business provide this sort of service. You just need to Google it.

[Capt Fuzzy]

Originally posted by Potato. | Busy on Overwatch:

I'm sorry, what?

Basically, do like the "big boys" like Pixar, Disney, etc. and work from master files...
It's not a hard concept to follow, at least for me anyway...

[Pot Bot]

Originally posted by Capt Fuzzy:

Originally posted by Potato. | Busy on Overwatch:

I'm sorry, what?

Basically, do like the "big boys" like Pixar, Disney, etc. and work from master files...
It's not a hard concept to follow, at least for me anyway...

Yes, but they all work from on the same local network, with a program probally built for live sharing/editing...

[Capt Fuzzy]

Well, you don't have to have all that fancy software to do it, just have a little "managerial" skills and maybe a Github account...

[Pot Bot]

Originally posted by Capt Fuzzy:

Well, you don't have to have all that fancy software to do it, just have a little "managerial" skills and maybe a Github account...

On github if 2 people worked at once on on a source filmmaker thing only one person's work would save.