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 = jMonkeyEngine SDK: AssetPacks and AssetPack Browser
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-:revdate: 2016/03/17 20:48
+:revnumber: 2.0
+:revdate: 2020/07/10
 :keywords: documentation, sdk, asset
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 AssetPacks are a way to package jME3 compatible assets (like models, textures, sounds and whole scenes!) into a package that contains publisher info, license info, descriptions etc. for all of the assets. An AssetPack basically consists of an `assetpack.xml` file that describes the content and an `assets` folder that contains the content. The integrated browser in the jMonkeyEngine SDK allows you to add the assets from installed AssetPacks to any jme3 project scene you are working on.
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 == The AssetPack Browser
 
 
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 === Adding Assets to Your Scene
 
-To preview a model from the browser, right-click it and select “Preview Asset
+To preview a model from the browser, right-click it and select "`Preview Asset`"
 
 To add a model from the AssetPack browser to a scene do the following:
 
 .  Create a new scene (j3o) file or use an existing one
-.  Open it in the SceneComposer by right-clicking it and selecting “Edit in SceneComposer
+.  Open it in the SceneComposer by right-clicking it and selecting "`Edit`" in SceneComposer
 .  Select the root node of the scene (or another node you want to add the model to)
-.  Right-click a model in the AssetBrowser and select “Add to SceneComposer
+.  Right-click a model in the AssetBrowser and select "`Add`" to SceneComposer
 
 The model will be added to your scene and all needed texture files will be copied to your projects assets folder.
 
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 AssetPack projects are a way to create your own AssetPacks, either for personal use or for publishing. With this project type in jMonkeyEngine SDK you can create a library of assets on your computer that you can use in any of your projects via the AssetPack browser.
 Editing of asset and project info, adding of new assets and setting their properties, everything you need to create and publish your AssetPacks is there.
 
-.  Choose “File → New Project from the menu
-.  Choose “AssetPack Project
-.  Fill in the project info and press “finish
+.  Choose menu:File[New Project] from the menu
+.  Choose "`AssetPack Project`"
+.  Fill in the project info and press "`finish`"
 
-You can access and change the project properties by right-clicking the project and selecting “Properties.
+You can access and change the project properties by right-clicking the project and selecting "`Properties`".
 
 
 === Add Your Own Assets
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 To add new assets to your AssetPack do the following:
 
-.  Right-Click the “Assets node of the AssetPack project
-.  Select “Add Asset..
+.  Right-Click the "`Assets`" node of the AssetPack project
+.  Select "`Add Asset`"..
 .  Specify the info about your asset and press Next
-.  Press the “add files button and select all files belonging to your asset
-.  Select the “main checkbox for the main model file if your asset is a model file
-.  Change the asset paths and types if needed and press “finish
+.  Press the "`add`" files button and select all files belonging to your asset
+.  Select the "`main`" checkbox for the main model file if your asset is a model file
+.  Change the asset paths and types if needed and press "`finish`"
 
-The global asset type can be “model, “scene, “texture, “sound, “shader or “other
+The global asset type can be "`model`", "`scene`", "`texture`", "`sound`", "`shader`" or "`other`"
 
-With the “model or “scene types, the AssetPack browser will try to load and add a model file from the selected assets when the user selects “Add to SceneComposer. Specify the “load this model with material flag for the model file that should be loaded via the AssetManager, you can also specify multiple mesh or scene files to be loaded. All texture and other needed files will be copied to the users project folder.
+With the "`model`" or "`scene`" types, the AssetPack browser will try to load and add a model file from the selected assets when the user selects "`Add`" to SceneComposer. Specify the "`load`" this model with material flag for the model file that should be loaded via the AssetManager, you can also specify multiple mesh or scene files to be loaded. All texture and other needed files will be copied to the users project folder.
 
-On the “Add Files page you define the path of the files in the AssetPack. The importer tries to generate a proper path from the info entered on the first page. Note that for j3o binary models, the texture paths have to be exactly like they were during conversion. The given paths will also be used when copying the data to the users “assets folder.
+On the "`Add Files`" page you define the path of the files in the AssetPack. The importer tries to generate a proper path from the info entered on the first page. Note that for j3o binary models, the texture paths have to be exactly like they were during conversion. The given paths will also be used when copying the data to the users "`assets`" folder.
 
-With the “add files button you can open a file browser to select files from your harddisk that will be copied into the `assets/` folder of the AssetPack project. With the “add existing button you can add a file thats already in your AssetPack assets folder to a new asset item. This way you can reuse e.g. textures for asset items or make items for an existing collection of asset files that you copied to the projects assets folder.
+With the "`add files`" button you can open a file browser to select files from your harddisk that will be copied into the `assets/` folder of the AssetPack project. With the "`add existing`" button you can add a file thats already in your AssetPack assets folder to a new asset item. This way you can reuse e.g. textures for asset items or make items for an existing collection of asset files that you copied to the projects assets folder.
 
 
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 ====
-In your AssetPack Project, right-click each asset and select “preview asset to see your model. Verify hat it looks correctly, because then it should work for other users as well.
+In your AssetPack Project, right-click each asset and select "`preview asset`" to see your model. Verify hat it looks correctly, because then it should work for other users as well.
 ====
 
 
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 ====
 
 
-.  Right-Click your AssetPack project in the SDK and select “Publish AssetPack…
-.  Check the description etc. settings, and press “Next.
-.  Select the checkbox for online and/or local publishing and press “finish.
+.  Right-Click your AssetPack project in the SDK and select "`Publish AssetPack`"…
+.  Check the description etc. settings, and press "`Next`".
+.  Select the checkbox for online and/or local publishing and press "`finish`".