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+====== Assets ======
+Doomsday 2 manages resources as [[assets]]. In practice, an asset is comprised of [[Doomsday Script]] and a set of associated files inside a [[fs:package]].
+Before you start working with assets, you should have a good understanding of how [[fs:packages]] work in Doomsday 2.
+===== Assets by type =====
+^ Identifier ^ Name |
+| ''model.thing.*''| [[assets:model|3D model for a thing (skeletal animation)]] |
+| ''model.weapon.*''| [[assets:model|3D model for a player weapon (skeletal animation)]] |
+| ''texture.particle.*''| [[assets:texture:particle|Particle image]] |
+| ''texture.reflect.*''| [[assets:texture:reflect|Reflection cube map]] |
+===== Common characteristics =====
+  *  **Relative file paths.** When an asset refers to a file, the path is relative to the [[modding:ScriptedInfo]] file where the path is specified.
+  *  [[assets:Low-level image filtering]]
+===== Guidelines =====
+  * [[modding:Resource packaging guidelines]]
+===== Other resources =====
+  ; [[assets:shader]]
+  : OpenGL shader program
+===== Implementation status (1.15 →) =====
+The asset system was first introduced in [[version:1.15]]. It was only used for the GL2 model renderer.
+In [[version:2.0]], new asset types were added for particle texture images and 3D model reflection cube maps.

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