How to bundle assets
Asked on 2024-07-30
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To bundle assets effectively, you can use the USDZ format, which takes all dependencies for an asset, such as textures, and makes an internal file structure for them. This makes USDZ great for publishing and distributing assets. However, they can't be edited without unzipping.
For more detailed steps on how to bundle assets, you can refer to the session Optimize your 3D assets for spatial computing which covers exporting assets from DCCs and efficient texture use.
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