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What this guide covers
A documentary note for pipeline technical directors and studio developers looking at the AYON pipeline for VFX and animation. It records what the core addon is for, its development setup notes, the licence and the repository layout. It is based on three repository files and nothing was installed or run.
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AYON Core repository: what its README, Apache licence and file layout say about the pipeline addon framework
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A documentary note for pipeline technical directors and studio developers looking at the AYON pipeline for VFX and animation. It records what the core addon is for, its development setup notes, the licence and the repository layout. It is based on three repository files and nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The README says the core addon is still removing references to an earlier repository, so names in code and docs may not match.
- The README says the development dependencies in the root project file are not used for addon deployment, which needs a separate client project file.
- The README says the root file must be synced with the client dependencies by hand for now.
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