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should be able to have n graphs (not 1 global graph). also should be able to build an individual graph or subgraph #38

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hiroki-o opened this issue Nov 8, 2016 · 6 comments
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hiroki-o commented Nov 8, 2016

Original report by Charles Floyd (Bitbucket: chbfiv, GitHub: chbfiv).


reason for multiple graphs is if we have shared content between graphs no merged conflicts.

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include game x and game y. each game has their own graph so we can add/remove the game from the project without needing to remove/add each games graph to a global graph. also makes graphs more manageable instead of a uber graph.

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hiroki-o commented Nov 8, 2016

Original comment by Charles Floyd (Bitbucket: chbfiv, GitHub: chbfiv).


additionally, a graph should be an asset (not editor asset)

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hiroki-o commented Dec 9, 2016

Original comment by Sam Narain (Bitbucket: samnarain, GitHub: samnarain).


@chbfiv I've requested the same functionality, and this feature has been added to the backlog. Can you elaborate how you are currently managing your builds; creating a generic solution is often not as efficient compared to having a genuine use case.

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hiroki-o commented Feb 7, 2017

Original comment by Matt D (Bitbucket: DWSMatt, GitHub: DWSMatt).


Can we get an update on this? Really would be useful as we start the transition to asset bundles ASAP

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hiroki-o commented Feb 8, 2017

Original comment by Hiroki Omae (Bitbucket: [Hiroki Omae](https://bitbucket.org/Hiroki Omae), ).


Matthew, multi graph support will be part of coming version of graph tool(1.2). It is currently in development, and I am hoping to release it sometimes early March 2017.

https://trello.com/c/xTT1zTyQ/135-multiple-graph-support

I will give another update once feature arrived on dev branch.

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hiroki-o commented Feb 8, 2017

Original comment by Matt D (Bitbucket: DWSMatt, GitHub: DWSMatt).


Great thanks Hiroki! Let me know when it's on dev and I'll grab it asap.

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Original comment by Hiroki Omae (Bitbucket: [Hiroki Omae](https://bitbucket.org/Hiroki Omae), ).


Multiple graph support just landed on dev branch. You can create new graph from Project View context menu, or import old version and create new graph from Graph Editor (button appear when no graph is selected)

Workflow might be a bit rough. Any issues reporting/feedbacks are welcome. Please use "dev" on Versions when you report issues on dev branch.

@hiroki-o hiroki-o added this to the 1.2 milestone Mar 3, 2020
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