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From: [e-mail] (Brian Dupras)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics.packages.lightwave
Subject: Re: Scene Archiver?
Date: 20 Feb 1995 14:27:55 GMT
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I ([e-mail]) wrote:

> Well, no product recommendation here, but a simple and easy to use
> technique.  First you must understand "Assigns" on the Amiga.  If not,
> here is the short description.  An assign appears similar to a drive
> (sort of) in the fact that you access it like "Foo:".  What it does is
> gives you a shortcut to any directoy on your Amiga filesystem.  So, if I
> had a project called ReallyBigRenderMonger and I wanted to make my scenes
> transportable, I'd create a RBRM-stuff directory, with sub-dir's for
> Scenes, Objects, etc.  Then, here's the *important* part, open an Amiga
> shell and type "assign RBRM HD0:/wherever/youre/directory/is/RBRM-stuff".

Oops.  It's "assign RBRM: HD0:/~~/RBRM-stuff".  I forgot the colon after
the assign's name.

Brian
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