This Basic Configuration automatically detects the supported content creation software a user has on their system and associates the configuration with the project. The first time a project is accessed through ShotGrid Desktop, a Basic Configuration is downloaded and configured. Creating the configurationĪ configuration is required for every project. All of the supported software integrations allowing interaction with ShotGrid and pipeline functions from directly inside the user’s software applications.Ĭustomizations are only limited by imagination, cleverness, and programming knowledge or the ability to borrow from what others in the ShotGrid community have created.A basic filesystem schema and templates that determine where files live on disk.It creates a configuration you can edit and extend to meet your project’s pipeline needs. The Default Configuration provides a solid base to build on, complete with customizable settings, apps, and UI elements that support the pipeline process.
The Advanced Project Setup Wizard in ShotGrid Desktop generates a pipeline configuration based on the Default Configuration. On the filesystem, create a folder called Shotgun, with two folders, projects and configs, within it. Access to a filesystem where you can store project files and a pipeline configuration.If Desktop is not installed, you can begin by following this link. You can register for ShotGrid here and get a 30-day trial to begin exploring. To use this guide and create a customizable configuration for your project, the following is required: Has some basic knowledge of how to use ShotGrid.Has never used the Advanced Project Setup Wizard.In this guide, we’ll be basing our project’s configuration on Toolkit’s Default Configuration. Along with adding specific settings for each step in a pipeline, it will add integrations with software applications. Using the Wizard is just one way to extend a configuration.
The configuration controls aspects of the UI, ShotGrid Apps, and various tools necessary to support a production pipeline. Using the Wizard creates a pipeline configuration for your project and prepares it to be edited and extended to support each step in the pipeline. You will quickly become acquainted with the configuration tools, learn how to use the Wizard, and be presented with opportunities to learn more. This guide describes how to use the Advanced Project Setup Wizard in ShotGrid Desktop to create a configuration for a digital content creation pipeline. After completing this guide, you will have the knowledge fundamental to adding your project information to a configuration, associating that configuration with your project, and preparing your pipeline configuration to be customized.
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