This video provides a high-level introduction to Helix Core, the Helix Visual Client (P4V), as well as centralized version control concepts. Led by Perforce solutions engineer, Jase Lindgren, this tutorial provides new users with an overview of the P4V interface, and introduces some of the Perforce Helix Core terminology like depots, workspaces, and changelists.
This video is the first in our new beginner’s guide series for Helix Core.
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Helpful Links:
To download P4V, see our downloads page:
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To install and setup Helix Core, find all the information you need to get started quickly: [ Ссылка ]
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About Helix Core: Perforce Helix Core is the leading version control system for teams who need to accelerate innovation at scale. Store and track changes to all your digital assets, from source code to binary to IPs. Connect your teams and empower them to move faster and build better: [ Ссылка ]
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:02 Centralized Version Control System
1:59 Downloading P4V
3:18 Connecting Your Server to P4V
4:41 Overview of P4V on Windows
6:10 Overview of P4V on MacOS
6:28 Getting Help with P4V
