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Git and SourceTree are great for source code but it has trouble with large binary assets (images, models, etc. y'know, all those things that are really common in game dev) and doesn't allow exclusive checkout, which is helpful when working with aforementioned binary assets because you can't really merge a texture or a model. Lethal trash said he wants to version control all assets, so I'm guessing that's the sort of thing he's having trouble with, and no different client is going to solve those problems.
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Inverness posted:I didn't even know SourceTree existed until now. I always just used TortoiseGit and TortoiseHg. I assume this is better? Depends on what you like. A lot of people really like SourceTree, some of my co-workers can't stand it and prefer SmartGit or TortoiseGit. It's worth giving it a shot though.
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