Re: source/resource control

"John Nagle" <nagle@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> Serve Laurijssen wrote:
>> How do gaming companies usually handle images and software? All 
>> programmers and artworkers work with the same sourcecontrol program? Or

>> artworkers have their own administration and just deliver end result 
>> bitmaps or something to programmers? Really curious how (re)source 
>> control is usually handled :)
>
>     Major game projects often use AlienBrain.  It's expensive, but when 
> you
> need to keep the artwork, the motion capture data, the 3D models, and
> the game code synchronized, it's worth it.

This one looks nice, but indeed the price tag doesnt look so nice and I
dont 
think our projects are big enough to take full advantage of alienbrain. I 
wonder  how alienbrain works together with the developers, it seems to be 
focused on managing artist files not on source code.
So when an image is finished, how would the software team get it then? 
Everything p***** 1 configuration manager who puts it on sourcecontrol for

the developers?