Need help laptop to main computer

[jjslll54]

Hello,I've spent the summer with my grand children and while there I did a lot of work on my route. My problem is I built a lot of new items and did some re-skinning of tunnel entrances and some of my own stuff. I hope there is a way to transfer all of this from my laptop to my main computer when I return there tomorrow (Tues). I am working on a full version of the Feather River Route. This is a very long term project and some of the reskins are only temporary until I can build a replica of the original tunnel portal or bridge along the route in Max. When I return home I will start releasing some of the items I created except for the tunnel reskins as they aren't my models. I could probably make CDPs of everything, if I could remember everything I made. A CDP of the route would tell me what Items are missing when I install it on my main home computer. I am rather hoping I can avoid all of that work somehow by transferring files instead. Any help would be appreciated.Jacob

 

[Pencil42]

Filter CM for locally modified assets with you as the author, then sort the list by date. Save everything from the time when you were away to a .cdp file, then import that into your desktop.

Curtis

 

[wilts747]

I frequently transfer the routes I'm working on between machines. All I do is go into Content Manage - My Content and save the session and any routes as a single .cdp file to a USB stick. On the machine I'm about to transfer it to again in Content Manager - My Content, I delete the session and routes I'm about to update then replace them by importing the .cdp file from the USB stick. Any missing assets can be either downloaded from the DLS or in your case transferred manually from your laptop, again saved them imported as individual .cdp files. Peter

 

[jjslll54]

Thanks

Thanks for responding Curtis and Peter. I use the T:ANE CM all of the time to search the download station and to sort my work for the day. I think Curtis' idea will work well for me. Thanks again. Happy Trainzing.

Jacob