Hi
I am looking for the .pkg file for the latest Beta Rig Manager. I have 3.4.29 but I am not able to update to the latest Beta.
Where can I get the latest Beta Rim Manager .pkg file.
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Download the .zip from the website.
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Download the .zip from the website.
The zip on the website is for 3.4.29. It hasn't been updated to the new version. That's why I'm trying to find the zip file for 3.4.31
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Maybe the better question will be, how do I roll back to the public release instead of beta?
Wipe and re-install. I hope you made a backup before you upgraded.
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Wipe and re-install. I hope you made a backup before you upgraded.
Negative.
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Negative.
You can still do it
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Hi
I am looking for the .pkg file for the latest Beta Rig Manager. I have 3.4.29 but I am not able to update to the latest Beta.
here you can download Rig_Manager_3_4_31.pkg
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You can still do it
Will a Rig Manager backup from a newer version work on an older version? Not tried it. I usually recommend people make a backup before upgrading, especially to Beta. There could be difference in the database files that could cause it to fail.
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Will a Rig Manager backup from a newer version work on an older version? Not tried it. I usually recommend people make a backup before upgrading, especially to Beta. There could be difference in the database files that could cause it to fail.
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Will a Rig Manager backup from a newer version work on an older version? Not tried it. I usually recommend people make a backup before upgrading, especially to Beta. There could be difference in the database files that could cause it to fail.
Short answer: No. A backup is designed for recall with the same version.
Long answer: Going one version back was never an issue. Going back from a beta to a release was never an issue. But going to a much older version is gambling. We don't recommend that. The backup will not necessarily fail in this case, but it could be that the data in the backup is not prepared for the old version.
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Short answer: No. A backup is designed for recall with the same version.
Long answer: Going one version back was never an issue. Going back from a beta to a release was never an issue. But going to a much older version is gambling. We don't recommend that. The backup will not necessarily fail in this case, but it could be that the data in the backup is not prepared for the old version.
This is what I thought and hence the reason I asked. I will stick with the recommendation to create a back before you try Beta just in case you need to roll back.
