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Nick Alberelli 6072cc5334 Add Windows Commands to TD Guide (#189) 
## What's Changed?
- Adds Python Install Guide
- Adds SVN Setup Guide
- Adds windows commands to Project Blender Page
- Adds windows commands to TD Guide
- Set TD Guide to use home-folder so all commands can be copy/pasted directly
- Share same Blender Page Between User and TD Guide
- Split Guide into Multiple FIles

### New Windows Commands
![image](/attachments/4fbd8d31-1486-435c-8b36-e06fd41646a6)

### New Guide Layout
![image](/attachments/e8dbe100-0363-46d9-96f3-4f1e0dbfacab)

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Reviewed-by: Francesco Siddi <fsiddi@noreply.localhost>
2024-01-17 15:44:02 +01:00

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SVN Set-Up

Install/Setup SVN

The Blender Studio Pipeline relies on SVN to version control all .blend files used in production. This guide will show you how to install an SVN on a workstation, assuming you already have an SVN server setup. To learn more about how to setup an SVN server visit the SVN Documentation

Linux/Mac

  1. Install SVN Client on your system via the SVN Documentation
  2. Use the following command to checkout the current SVN repository into the SVN directory.
svn checkout http://your_svn.url ~/data/your_project_name/svn

Windows

  1. Download & Install the TortoiseSVN Client
  2. Navigate to your project's root directory. Right-Click Select the svn folder and select SVN Checkout
  3. Enter the URL to checkout under URL of repository
  4. Select OK to begin checking out the repository

Tortoise SVN Checkout Dialogue Box

Committing Changes to Repository

Linux/Mac

To commit changes to the SVN use the following command. For more details see the SVN Documentation

svn commit -m "My Descriptive Log Message"

Windows

To commit changes from the TortoiseSVN client, follow the steps below. For more information see the TortoiseSVN Documentation

  1. Navigate to your project's root directory.
  2. Right-Click Select the svn folder and select SVN Commit
  3. Enter your commit's message in the box labelled Message
  4. Review what files have changed in the box labelled Changes made

::: info Note For more details on how to set-up an SVN repository please see the official SVN Documentation and the TortoiseSVN Documentation :::