Asset

The Asset panel in the lower-left corner is the file manager of the project. Everything the game needs to load — images, fonts, audio, scripts and scenes — lives here.

Project structure

A new project is created with this structure:

MyGame/
├─ audio/        sounds and music
├─ font/         .ttf fonts
├─ image/        images
├─ scene/        .scene scene files
├─ script/       Python scripts
├─ main.py       the entry point of the game
└─ project.pygs  project configuration (not shown in the Asset panel)

Toolbar

Control	What it does
Add	Creates a Folder, Script, Scene or Text File.
Sort	Orders folders and files by name, type, size or time, ascending or descending.
Refresh	Re-reads the project folder from disk.
Search	Filters by file name.
Detach	Floats the Asset panel in its own window; click the button again or close the window to dock it back.

Opening files

File	Opens in
.py script	the Code Editor
.scene	loads the scene into the Scene panel
image	the built-in Image Editor
audio	the Audio Player
other text files (.json, .txt, .md, …)	the Code Editor
anything else	the application your system uses for that file type

Importing and moving files

• Drag files or folders from outside the editor into the Asset panel to copy them into the project — the easiest way to bring in artwork, sounds or a whole asset pack. If a file with the same name exists, you are asked whether to overwrite it.
• Drag files inside the panel to move them between folders.
• Duplicate copies a file; Delete asks for confirmation first, and deleted files go to the recycle bin.
• Copy Path / Name / UUID puts the identifier of the selected file on the clipboard.

Note

Scripts are not attached to objects by their file name — attach them by hand in the Script Path row of the Inspector; see Create an Object.