Post: "We released a free desktop client for Epic's new version control system Lore"
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[comment u/jhartikainen] I'm entirely out of the loop on Lore itself or how it compares to something like Git, but this definitely makes me want to give it a try at some point :)
“This is really nice. We use Perforce at our studio heavily, for both our own internal engine and UE5. Programs like this are what will make Lore accessible to current Perforce users. Looking forward to seeing this progress.”
u/KeepCalmMakeCoffee8 points · Sep 21, 2026View
“The 3d diffing thingy looks cool”
u/outofthebox-plugins7 points · Sep 21, 2026View
“Anchorpoint has been very nice for git management over the past year. 👍”
u/BorisKourt5 points · Sep 21, 2026View
“This looks very interesting, and I'd be interested to know what will eventually be planned to shift from the Free tier to the Paid tier. My use case is, we're a very small team and we have all of our data hosted on our NAS, including our Git repos e.t.c. If using your own Lore server would require a $20 per month per user fee, I wouldn't want to invest the time into using it. We would always pre”
u/camason5 points · Sep 21, 2026View
“This looks pretty handy, the ability to easily compare Unreal and other binary files is great. I'm entirely out of the loop on Lore itself or how it compares to something like Git, but this definitely makes me want to give it a try at some point :)”
u/jhartikainen3 points · Sep 21, 2026View
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