Folders and Organization

Folders and Organization

As your asset list grows, folders become essential for keeping things tidy. My Assets and Project Assets come with five top-level category folders — Character, Background, Bgm, Sfx, and Mov — and inside them you can create folders with any name and nest sub-folders as deeply as you like.

Creating Folders

Open a category folder and click the new folder button to create a folder. You can choose any name, and repeating the same action inside a folder you created makes a sub-folder. Folders cannot be created at the top level (root).

Navigating Folders

Click a folder to enter it. To go back up, click the relevant segment in the breadcrumb trail or use the parent-folder link.

Renaming

Both asset files and folders can be renamed. Click the rename button on the item, and a dialog will open for you to enter a new name.

Deleting

Both files and folders can be deleted. Deleting a folder also removes every sub-folder and file inside it, so proceed carefully. Deleted assets cannot be recovered.

How the Asset List Works

Currently, the asset list behaves as follows:

• Sorting: Items are sorted by name in ascending order.
• Grid View: Assets are displayed as thumbnails in a grid. The number of items per row adjusts automatically based on screen size.
• Image Preview: Click the magnifier icon on an image asset to view it at full size.

Tips

• Creating sub-folders per character or per location inside the category folders makes related files easy to find.
• File names with spaces or special characters are automatically converted to safe characters at upload time, so you do not need to rename them to English beforehand.

Next Steps

Next, let us look at which file formats and sizes you should prepare.