The AbsolutePath property provides the absolute path of the asset as it exists on disk. This path reflects the actual file format on the disk, such as .wav instead of .vsnd. This property is useful for accessing the file directly in the file system.
Use the AbsolutePath property when you need to retrieve the full file path of an asset for operations that require direct file system access. This can be particularly useful for debugging, file manipulation, or when interfacing with external systems that require the actual file path.
// Example of accessing the AbsolutePath property
Editor.Asset asset = GetAsset(); // Assume GetAsset() retrieves an asset
string path = asset.AbsolutePath;
// Use the path for file operations
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(path))
{
// Perform operations with the absolute path
// Example: Check if the file exists
bool fileExists = System.IO.File.Exists(path);
}