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Modlr is a file format of MDriven Designer. The modlr file format is really a zip file and contains the same files that the [[ecomdl]] format has (but ecomdl is not zipped together). | <message>Write the content here to display this box</message> | ||
Modlr is a file format of MDriven Designer. The modlr file format is really a zip file and contains the same files that the [[Documentation:Ecomdl|ecomdl]] format has (but ecomdl is not zipped together). | |||
Modlr file format is used by MDriven Server and is also the format used for uploading and downloading models from MDriven Server. | * Modlr file format is used by MDriven Server and is also the format used for uploading and downloading models from MDriven Server. | ||
* Modlr file format is not suitable for multi-developer scenarios since a zip file does not diff well with Git or SVN. When your team has many developers, use ecomdl split file format and either SVN or Git for source control. | |||
Modlr file format is not suitable for multi-developer scenarios since a zip file does not diff well with Git or SVN. When your team has many developers, use ecomdl split file format and either SVN or Git for source control. | '''See also''': [[Documentation:Ecomdl|Ecomdl]] | ||
See also: [[Ecomdl]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 05:21, 23 January 2025
This page was created by Hans.karlsen on 2016-12-08. Last edited by Stephanie on 2025-01-23.
Modlr is a file format of MDriven Designer. The modlr file format is really a zip file and contains the same files that the ecomdl format has (but ecomdl is not zipped together).
- Modlr file format is used by MDriven Server and is also the format used for uploading and downloading models from MDriven Server.
- Modlr file format is not suitable for multi-developer scenarios since a zip file does not diff well with Git or SVN. When your team has many developers, use ecomdl split file format and either SVN or Git for source control.
See also: Ecomdl