The absolute path as it is on disk (ie .wav not .vsnd)

The type of this asset.

Whether Editor.Asset.OpenInEditor(System.String) can do anything useful for this asset. Used to decide whether to offer an "Open" action for assets that have no file on disk (e.g. mounted resources).

Can this asset be recompiled?

True if we have a compiled file, and aren't just a source file

True if we have a source file, and aren't just a _c file

A free-use variable for the editor to use to portray that this asset somehow has changes that need to be saved to disk.

This asset is from the cloud, it's in the cloud folder

Whether the asset is compiled.

Whether the asset is compiled and all dependencies are up to date. (Slower than IsCompiled)

Whether the asset failed to compile.

Whether the asset is deleted or not. This can happen after Editor.Asset.Delete was called on it, or Editor.Asset.AbsolutePath is empty.

If true then this asset is generated at runtime somehow. Possibly from a mount system.

This asset is generated in the transient folder. You don't need to see it, or keep it around. It will re-generate from something else.

The asset was generated from another asset compile and has no source asset of its own. For example model break gibs .vmdl, .vtex files for materials, etc.

When the asset was last opened through the editor.

Asset type specific key-value based data storage.

Name of the asset, usually the filename.

If this asset was downloaded from sbox.game then this will be the package from which this asset was downloaded. If not then it'll be null.

The relative path with the asset extension. ie .wav becomes .vsnd

Access the asset publisher config.

The relative path as it is on disk (ie .wav not .vsnd)

Tags for this asset, for filtering purposes in the Asset Browser.

Reverse the changes of SetInMemoryReplacement

Forcibly recompile the asset.

Returns a task that will resolve when the asset is compiled. If the asset is already compiled, do nothing. Does not support maps.

Delete this asset. Will send files to the recycle bin.

Renders the thumbnail and then saves it to disk.

Gets additional content-side related files. This includes like .rect files for materials, all .fbx and .lxo files for models, etc.

Gets additional game-side files to be packaged (e.g. navdata). These are files that are loaded by managed code, not as native resources.

Returns the asset preview thumbnail, with fallback to the asset type icon if there is no preview.

Returns the compiled file path, if the asset is compiled.

Returns assets that depend/use this asset.

Gets input dependencies for an asset. This'll be tga's for a texture and stuff like that.

Returns assets that are parents of this asset (i.e. this asset is a compiled child resource of the returned assets).

Try to create a preview model if we're fbx, obj, etc

Returns assets that this asset references/uses.

Returns the source file path, if the sources are present.

Unrecognized reference paths listed by the data that could not be resolved into Asset*s

Try to load this asset as an automatically determined resource type. If this isn't a resource type (like an Image) then it will return null.

Try to open this asset in a supported editor. You can specify nativeEditor to open in a specific editor.

Override the Assets thumbnail with given one.

Try to get the raw Json string, for a managed asset type (a GameResource)

Delete existing cached thumbnail, optionally queuing for building a new one ASAP.

Tell asset system that this asset was opened. Sticks it on the recent opened list.

Immediately render a preview thumbnail for this asset, and return it.

Save a game resource instance to disk. This is used internally by asset inspector and for asset creation.

Set data for this asset which will be compiled in memory. This is used to preview asset changes (like materials) before committing to disk.

Try to load this asset as a Sandbox.Resource of given type.

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