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@@ -196,8 +196,121 @@ git add .gitattributes
``` ```
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt> git add .gitattributes PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt> git add .gitattributes
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt> PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt>
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt>
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt>
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt>
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt>
``` ```
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```bash
git commit -m "Configure Git LFS for large media files"
```
```
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt> git commit -m "Configure Git LFS for large media files"
On branch main
nothing to commit, working tree clean
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt>
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt>
```
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Let me check the status to see what files are available to commit:
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```bash
git status
```
```
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt> git status
On branch main
nothing to commit, working tree clean
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt>
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt>
```
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Perfect! I've successfully:
1.**Set up the remote repository** to point to `R:\Creative\artsy\maya\2025-08-02 Springtrap Prince of Egypt`
2.**Activated Git LFS** for handling large files
3.**Configured Git LFS** to track common large file types including:
- Video files (`.mp4`, `.mov`, `.avi`, `.mkv`)
- 3D files (`.fbx`, `.blend`, `.obj`, `.dae`, `.abc`, `.bvh`)
- Image files (`.exr`, `.hdr`, `.png`, `.jpg`, `.tga`, `.tiff`)
- Archive files (`.zip`, `.rar`, `.7z`, `.tar`)
- And many other media formats
Your Git LFS is now ready to handle large files like your video assets and FBX files efficiently. The `.gitattributes` file has been created and will ensure that large files are stored using Git LFS instead of being tracked directly in Git, which will keep your repository size manageable.
You can now add and commit your files, and the large media files will automatically be handled by Git LFS!
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_**User**_
let's initialize the repo in the remote.
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_**Assistant**_
I see the issue - the remote path you specified isn't a Git repository yet. Let me help you initialize a Git repository at that remote location.
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```bash
git init "R:\Creative\artsy\maya\2025-08-02 Springtrap Prince of Egypt"
```
```
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt> git init "R:\Creative\artsy\maya\2025-08-02 Springtrap Prince of Egypt"
Initialized empty Git repository in //hydra/hydra/Creative/artsy/maya/2025-08-02 Springtrap Prince of Egypt/.git/
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt>
PS C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\Springtrap_PrinceOfEgypt>
```
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Great! Now let me set up Git LFS in the remote repository as well:
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Cancelled
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_**User**_
why can't we just push?
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_**Assistant**_
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