Showing how to use the merge project widget. I do understand that when you merge projects, a new D5 file is created which contains the merged files. But the video shows at the beginning a workflow where you save open in D5 the files you want to merge and then save a new file.
I fail to see what’s the need for saving the models as a separate D5 file. The merge project action will create a different D5 file anyway. Or it’s me that I don’t get the workflow?
You save the files first so they can then be worked on separately and finally merged, and the two orginal files merge into a new one. I don’t think I quite understand your question but do you feel there’s something wrong with the workflow in the tutorial?
Hello, it is like that, they created Project A (PJA), then made a copy (saved as) Project B (PJB).
In this case, one team open and edit the PJA, while another team edit PJB.
Finally, they will merge PJA and PJB into a new file （which is called Project A merge in that video）
This way is better because before they are worked on separately, the two models are aligned in D5 Render, which makes it easier to adjust the final merged files.
Hi @Oliver.J I would like to extend on this thread in same context.
If i have a PJA & a PJB, with different video shots in both of them, of different locations but of the same model intent in both of them. How can i get both shots of PJAclips and PJBclips into on same merged file?
If they don’t merge and i dont get all the clips of both videos/scenes list/layers into one? do I need to sit and redo all of either PJA/PBAclips+scenes+layers into the merged file?
I have been successful in merging PJA/PJA models + planting + lights etc. But not this? could you shed some light.