Git LFS Quota reached

[MarvinJWendt]

Hi, the repository is currently not cloneable, as the GitHub Git LFS quota has been reached: This repository is over its data quota. Account responsible for LFS bandwidth should purchase more data packs to restore access.

There are some solutions that I could think of:

1. Increase the Git LFS quota (this is obviously connected to real costs, which is always a struggle for open source projects - every 50 GB of download / storage is $5 per month)
2. Create releases for major updates and append the full project as a zip in the release assets.
3. Upload the full project to a web hosting service (or a Dropbox / Google Drive / etc. link)

Thanks for open sourcing this awesome project ❤️

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Workaround

A workaround, posted by @m-roberts, is to download the zip from here.

[mamiu]

I'm happy to cover the costs as a donation to the project.

[m-roberts]

+1 for Releases

[codeSTACKr]

+1 for releases

[mamiu]

For all impatient people like me:

I used this StackOverflow answer as a workaround for now: https://stackoverflow.com/a/68113604/2524925

But I agree, releases with all assets are probably the right way to do it.

[skillhacker-code]

Thank you mamiu , i got it working because of your answer . I am not able view the deffered lighting animation in the browser . code run successfully but i am not able play it . is it because my pc is not powerful . i was able to play other examples.

[m-roberts]

For all impatient people like me:

I used this StackOverflow answer as a workaround for now: https://stackoverflow.com/a/68113604/2524925

But I agree, releases with all assets are probably the right way to do it.

For even more impatient people (anyone who would like to avoid forking), here is a zip for the project (#21587b4).

[aarthificial]

Hi everyone!

Apologies, I forgot to check the issues in this repo.
Since all assets here are really small (the largest are the audio files which are still < 10MB) and they rarely change, I think it may be easier to just disable LFS for this repo and store them as normal files.

What do you think about this?

[MarvinJWendt]

Hi @aarthificial, I think it's fine, since the assets are rarely if ever updated, git shouldn't have any problems here.

[aarthificial]

LFS has been removed in #9