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Show HN: A GUI for non programmers for Epic's version control system Lore

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Anchorpoint for Lore is a desktop GUI that brings Epic’s new open-source version control system, Lore, to non-programmers working with Unreal and Unity projects. It presents a visual, asset-focused workflow: one-click submits, trunk-based branching, file locking to avoid merge conflicts, and guided conflict resolution designed for artists and art leads. The client previews and diffs almost any file type - 3D models, images, audio, video, PDFs - with diagnostic tools and thumbnails, and claims very fast revision loads and quicker uploads for large production files. It also references Unreal Game Sync-style syncing for binary builds and compatibility with existing Git workflows.

The product is positioned as an evolution of Anchorpoint’s Git-based tools into a Lore-capable 3D asset manager tightly integrated with DCCs and generative AI pipelines. The desktop client is free; paid subscriptions and team services will add collaboration and support. Documentation, tutorials, a changelog, and a Discord community are offered for onboarding. Anchorpoint targets artists, technical artists, engineers, DevOps, architects, and mechanical designers, and compares itself to Perforce, GitHub Desktop, Plastic SCM and ShotGrid while emphasizing artist-friendly UX and performance for large game and media productions.

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