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j416
14 years agoOccasional Contributor
Hi Anders,
Found your post through googling, I ran in to a similar problem where some TC scripts ended up mangled. Our version control system also assumes the .sd-files to be binary. The reason (at least in our case), is that the files are saved using UTF-16 little endian encoding, and the version control system assumes UTF-8 by default.
Changing the script format from "Auto" to "UTF-8" solved all problems.
Thank you for confirming that you experienced the same thing.
Johan
Found your post through googling, I ran in to a similar problem where some TC scripts ended up mangled. Our version control system also assumes the .sd-files to be binary. The reason (at least in our case), is that the files are saved using UTF-16 little endian encoding, and the version control system assumes UTF-8 by default.
Changing the script format from "Auto" to "UTF-8" solved all problems.
Thank you for confirming that you experienced the same thing.
Johan
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