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Public Asset Library

The Public Asset Library is a collection of free, publicly available stock assets that you can try-out and use in your worlds. The library contains the following types of stock assets:

Feature	Category	Description
Animals	Aliens, Aquatic, and Land.	Fun and unusual creatures. An example is the Happy Cyclops.
Environment	Abstract, Backyard, City, Forest, Landscape, Park, Plants, Sky, Space, and Water.	Objects you’d expect to find in an environment.
Food	Entrees, Drinks, Snacks, and Staples.	Various types of foods and dishes.
Home	No categories.	Objects you’d expect to find in a home, like tables and chairs.
Interactive	Complete Mechanics, Game Systems, Interfaces, Player Scripts, Social Tools, and VFX (video effects).	Objects that players can interact with.
Interiors	Bathroom, Bedroom, Decorations, Furniture, Industrial, Kitchen, and School.	Different styles of decor. Includes such objects as a dining room table, a kitchen counter, and a bed.
Lights	Abstract, Decorative Lights, Lamps, and Mounted Lights.	Objects that emit light. For example, a night light, a ceiling light, and a candle.
Shapes	No categories.	Objects of various geometric shapes. For example, a torus, a wedge, and a cone.
Structures	Abstract, Buildings, Ceiling, Doors, Fencing, Floor, Stairs, Walls, and Windows.	Objects that represent parts of buildings. For example, modular walls, a conference room, and a large office.
Toys	Combat, Fantasy, Minigames, and Sports.	Objects that represent toys. For example, a baseball glove, a pool table, and a pool cue.
Vehicles	Aircraft, Boats, Cars, and Fantasy.	Objects that represent vehicles. For example, a police car, a pirate ship, and a motorcycle.
Wearables	Backpacks, Costumes, Hands, and Hats.	Objects that represent things you can wear. For example, a backpack, a helmet, and diapers.

Note: The Public Asset Library compliments your Personal and Shared Assets library, which you use to store all of your non-stock assets. You either create personal assets yourself, or you purchase them.

How to use the Public Asset Library

Follow this procedure to use the Public Asset Library.

Access the Public Assets Library by selecting the Assets Library drop-down in the Desktop Editor menu bar.
The list of asset categories appears.
Select the asset category that you’re interested in. For example, the Animals category.
Note: After you select a category, you can then filter the list of stock assets to zero-in on the type of object that you want. To do so, click the All drop-down, and then select a category from the list that appears.
Select the icon for the asset that you want to spawn. For example, you could spawn an instance of the Happy Cyclop.
An object spawns from the asset into your scene.
And the spawned object also appears in your Hierarchy.