3D Asset Library

• Browse assets from predefined directories.
• Search, filter, and categorize assets efficiently.
• Drag and drop assets into the scene with customization options.
• Toggle Work-in-Progress (WIP) assets for better workflow management.
• Use project-based asset filtering to view only relevant content.
• Enable the “Show Interactable Popup” to add interaction components when placing assets.

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Usage

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Find the tool in Unity

• Open Unity and navigate to the menu bar.
• Go to Tools > AutoVRse > VRseBuilder > InfinityWorkshop.
• Click on “InfinityWorkshop” to open the tool in a separate editor window.

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Browse Assets

• The tool displays assets from linked directories.
• Use Category Tabs to filter assets based on different modules
• Search Bar: Quickly find assets by name.
• Multi-Label Search: Select multiple labels to refine results
• Project Assets Filter: Enables viewing only assets relevant to your active project.

• “Show in Project” → Highlights the asset in the Project window.
• “Copy Path” → Copies the asset’s path to the clipboard.

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Using Assets

• Click to select individual assets
• Use Ctrl or Shift for multi-selection
• Drag and drop assets directly into the Scene View

• Enable the “Show Interactable Popup” toggle in the UI
• When enabled, dragging an asset into the scene will prompt a popup asking whether to:
  • Add the asset as a static model
  • Add it as a grabbable object with interaction components
• If disabled, assets will be placed without the popup

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Labels

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Locate the Labels Data Asset

1. Path in Project
   • The labels data is stored as an asset, typically found at:
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     Assets/Core/Scripts/InfinityWorkshop/Data/VRseLabelsData.asset
     
2. Open the Asset
   • Navigate to the specified path in the Unity Project window
   • Double-click on VRseLabelsData.asset to open it in the Inspector

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Editing Labels

1. Add a New Category:
   • In the Inspector, you’ll find fields to add new categories
   • Click the ”+” button to add a new category
   • Name the Category: Provide a descriptive name (e.g., “Fire Safety”, “Electrical Components”)
   
2. Add Labels to a Category:
   • Under each category, you can add multiple labels
   • Click the ”+” button next to the labels list to add new labels
   • Define Labels: Enter the label names that correspond to asset attributes or tags
3. Save Changes:
   • After adding or modifying categories and labels, ensure you save the asset
   • Unity automatically saves changes, but it’s good practice to verify

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Reflecting Changes in Tool

1. Refresh the Tool:
   • After updating the labels data, open or refresh the window
   • The tool will automatically load the updated categories and labels
   
2. Verify the Changes:
   • Check the Category Tabs in the tool to ensure new categories and labels appear as expected
   • Test asset filtering based on the new labels to confirm functionality

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FAQ