Docs: Project Tools Update #156

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### Populating `SVN`
This is the folder that should contain a version controlled file system to be shared over the network. (By using SVN, GIT-LFS, etc) Connect this folder to your version control software of choice and create the following folder structure.
This is the folder that should contain a version controlled file system to be shared over the network. (By using SVN, GIT-LFS, etc). Connect this folder to your version control software of choice and create the following folder structure.
#### Initial Directory Set-Up
1. Create your SVN Folder directly in the target directory `/data/{my_project}/svn`.
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- Project Root Directory: `/data/{my_project}/svn`
- Animation Tools
- Playblast directory: `/data/{my_project}/shared/editorial/footage/shots/`
- Frames Directory `/data/{my_project}/shared/editorial/footage/frames/`
- Frames Directory: `/data/{my_project}/shared/editorial/footage/frames/`
- Editorial Export Directory (Optional)
- `/data/{my_project}/shared/editorial/export/`
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2. Select a shot and it's metastrip, adjust the timing of both strips so they remain in sync.
3. Select your metastrip, in the Kitsu Sidebar of the VSE Under Push select `Metadata 1 Shot` to push your shot's new frame range to the Kitsu Server
4. Open your shot .blend file inside the directory
`{my_project}/svn/pro/shots/{sequence_name}/{shot_name}/
`{my_project}/svn/pro/shots/{sequence_name}/{shot_name}/`
5. Inside the Kitsu Sidebar, under Playblast tools, if your frame range on Kitsu has changed you will see a red `Pull Frame Range` button. Select it to update the file's Frame Range
6. Adjust the shot's animation to accommodate the new frame range, then under Playblast use the `+` button to create a new version, then select `Create Playblast` to render a new playblast
7. Open your edit .blend file, and select the movie strip for the shot you would like to update.