SyncPlanet Demo Project

# The producer sends the content creation
# pipeline software using continuous
# integration (CI):

+ /tools/
+ /tools/**

# Notice the eraser icon: the option
# rsync --delete is set on this filter
# to avoid having residual files at
# destination (file deletions and
# renaming at source are passed on
# destination to get an identical copy)

# We send the references to the other
# studios (designs, blueprint, storyboard)
# The option « rsync --delete » is set
# because our studio is the only one to
# add files here, so we can propagate file
# deletions and renaming

+ /refs/
+ /refs/**

# The producer reviews the delivered files
# and copy them to the final folders when
# approved (this is an example workflow).
# We send these files back to the server,
# so they can be used by the next stages:

+ /asset/
+ /asset/**
+ /sequence/
+ /sequence/**

# The producer is the only studio writing
# to these final folders and want to send
# an identical copy to the other studios
# so we also add the option rsync --delete

# The producer receives the published files
# from the other studios. If a file or
# directory name contains the characters
# "wip", we exclude it:

- *wip*
+ /pub/
+ /pub/asset/
+ /pub/asset/**
+ /pub/sequence/
+ /pub/sequence/**

# We automatically send to the server the
# assets we write in our local publish
# folder. Excluding our local files
# containing "wip": 

+ /pub/
+ /pub/asset/
- *wip*
+ /pub/asset/**

# We want to receive every references from
# the producer (designs, color, storyboard,
# animatic):

+ /refs/
+ /refs/**

# We add the option rsync --delete so the
# producer can clean the refs folder we have
# on our local server

# This studio receives a local copy of the
# specific tools used by the production

+ /tools/
+ /tools/**

# The option rsync --delete is used on this
# link so we get an exact copy of the
# producer's tools (continuous integration)

# We send the files we write in our local
# publish folder, but not the "wip" files:

+ /pub/
+ /pub/asset/
- *wip*
+ /pub/asset/**

# We want to receive every references from
# the producer (designs, color, storyboard,
# animatic):

+ /refs/
+ /refs/**

# We want the producer to be able to clean
# our local refs folder so we add the option
# rsync --delete to this link

# This studio receives a local copy of the
# specific tools used by the production

+ /tools/
+ /tools/**

# The option rsync --delete is used on this
# link so we get an exact copy of the
# producer's tools (continuous integration)

# We automatically send to the server the
# shots we write in our local publish folder.
# We also publish the basic layout versions
# of the assets (bounding boxes, etc):

+ /pub/
+ /pub/asset/
+ /pub/asset/**
+ /pub/sequence/
+ /pub/sequence/**

# This studio receives the references from
# the producer (designs, color, storyboard,
# animatic):

+ /refs/
+ /refs/**

# This studio also constantly receives the
# approved assets that are used to populate
# the shot scenes:

+ /asset/
+ /asset/**

# We want the producer to be able to clean
# our local refs folder so we add the option
# rsync --delete to this link

# This studio receives a local copy of the
# specific tools used by the production

+ /tools/
+ /tools/**

# The option rsync --delete is used on this
# link so we get an exact copy of the
# producer's tools (continuous integration)

# We automatically send to the server the
# shots we write in our local publish
# folder:

+ /pub/
+ /pub/sequence/
+ /pub/sequence/**

# we want to receive every references from
# the producer (designs, color, storyboard,
# animatic)

+ /refs/
+ /refs/**

# we add the option rsync --delete so the
# producer can clean the refs folder we have
# on our local server

# we want to continuously receive every
# assets and sequences which were
# approved by the producer's studio

+ /asset/
+ /asset/**
+ /sequence/
+ /sequence/**

# we want the producer to be able to clean
# these local folders so we add the option
# rsync --delete to this link

# This studio receives a local copy of the
# specific tools used by the production

+ /tools/
+ /tools/**

# The option rsync --delete is used on this
# link so we get an exact copy of the
# producer's tools (continuous integration)

# we render the images in a separate folder
# that is sent continuously to the server

+ /renders/
+ /renders/**

# we put the option rsync --delete because we
# are the only studio to write here and we
# can clean the renders directly from our
# side

# We receive from the producer the references
# we need (the animated storyboard and color
# tests) for our lighting/shading department:

+ /refs/
+ /refs/animatic/
+ /refs/animatic/**
+ /refs/color/
+ /refs/color/**

# The producer can clean the refs we have on
# our local server

# we want to get a local copy of every
# published assets and scenes which were
# approved by the producer (studio 1)

+ /asset/
+ /asset/**
+ /sequence/
+ /sequence/**

# This studio receives a local copy of the
# specific tools used by the production

+ /tools/
+ /tools/**

# The option rsync --delete is used on this
# link so we get an exact copy of the
# producer's tools (continuous integration)

# From the references sent by the producer,
# we take the color key shots and the
# storyboard

+ /refs/
+ /refs/animatic/
+ /refs/animatic/**
+ /refs/color/
+ /refs/color/**
+ /refs/storyboard/
+ /refs/storyboard/**

# the rsync option --delete is set on this
# link so the producer can also delete or
# rename the files on our side

# we want to receive the output rendered
# images from the studio which does the
# lighting and rendering where the render
# farm is located

+ /renders/
+ /renders/++

# we add the --delete so the render farm can
# render again in place (using the same
# folders, removed frame are also deleted on
# target)

# This studio receives a local copy of the
# specific tools used by the production

+ /tools/
+ /tools/**

# The option rsync --delete is used on this
# link so we get an exact copy of the
# producer's tools (continuous integration)