Assets and game data

The content your game loads: images, sounds, fonts and materials, the levels it plays in, the kinds of objects in them, and their animations and effects. Everything starts in the asset registry, which gives each file a name your scripts and other data files use.

File	What it's for
Asset registry (assets.yaml)	Names your images, sounds, fonts, materials, animations, actors and data files, including tuning values.
Scenes (scene.yaml)	A level: camera, lights, placed actors and scene scripts.
Actors	One kind of game object: sprite, health, collision size and spawn point.
Models (models.yaml)	Simple box models for previews and prototypes.
Motion clips and rigs (.motion, .rig)	Keyframe animations and joint hierarchies.
Effects (.effect)	Particle and sprite effects.

Paths in the asset registry are relative to game.json; paths in other files are relative to the file's own folder.

Studio edits all of these with live previews; see the Studio editors.