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Open supported software [2].Open, delete, or browse to existing file [3].
Work Files
Work Files are accessible only through the Soko Desktop Application and not via the web application.
From this tab, you can:
Create a new work file [1].
Using the filter [4], you can quickly find the desired files.
By default, only “openable” files are listed in Work Files. This means that even if your folder on storage contains various files, Soko will only display supported files. To see all files, turn off the "Only Supported" switch [5].
By default, only files related to the selected task are displayed. To view files from different related tasks, click the "All Files" button [6]. Related tasks include all tasks within the same folder, such as all tasks for a specific shot or asset.
When launching software from the Work File tab or creating a new work file, if you are not already tracking time for this task, Soko will prompt you to start time tracking. This feature helps to collect precise time data for each task and makes it easier for users to switch time tracking between tasks.
When you click on New button or Software button toolbar with all available software pop up.
When more than one version of the software is available, you can select from a list of all available versions.
When creating a new work file, you can add an optional suffix[1] to include additional information in the file name. The work file name is generated based on the Work File Path Template, which can be modified in the .
When multiple file formats are available for one software, you can choose your preferred file format [2].
Additionally, you have the option to open a newly created file immediately after it is created by checking the "Open After Create" checkbox [3]. If you prefer to just create the file without opening it, simply uncheck this option.
Work files can only be created for supported applications. To configure, add, or remove supported applications, go to Settings >
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