Assets

Learn about the Asset view, a central repository for managing all resources used in OasisW projects.
Here you can create, upload, delete, inspect, and edit assets.

Folder Hierarchy

• Organize assets in a folder tree structure in the folder view.
• Create new folder
  • Click Add Asset(+) button → Select Folder.
  • Or right-click on desired folder → Select New Asset → Folder.
• Rename folder
  • Click folder in folder view then modify name in Inspector.
• Delete folder
  • Click folder in folder view → Click Delete.
  • Or right-click folder → Click Delete.
• Reorganize structure by dragging and dropping between folders.

Asset Creation and Upload

• Drag and drop computer files into asset view for automatic upload and import.
• Certain assets can be created directly using the Add Asset(+) icon.
• Delete assets by right-clicking → Click Delete.

Asset Editing

• Double-click text-based assets (text, json, shader, html, css, script) to open and edit them.
• Generate and apply code using AI.
• Detailed AI Guide: Refer to Code Generation.

Asset Information Display

• Selecting an asset thumbnail displays detailed information in the inspector.

Filtering

• Use the filter dropdown menu to select which asset types to view.

Search

• Enter text in the search box to filter assets in the project in real-time.

• Search types
  • ID: Enter unique ID to display only exactly matching assets.
  • RegExp: Add * before search term to use regular expressions.
    Example) *.* searches all assets.

Drag and Drop

• Drag and drop assets within folder hierarchy to move them.
• Supports multi-selection (Ctrl+A to select all assets in current folder).
• Drag and drop into asset slots in inspector (component properties or script properties).
• Model, material, and cubemap assets can be dragged and dropped directly into the viewport.

Copy & Paste Between Projects

• Select asset or multiple assets then right-click → Click Copy.
• Right-click in target project's asset view → Click Paste.
• When copying, asset dependencies (e.g., materials, textures referenced by models) are also copied.
• Even if assets with the same name exist, new assets are created instead of overwriting.